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@AnyBodyCanFly Wife falls into this category. She would have married another man if the current husband didnt have money. Atleast others show their true nature. a wife wears a garb of love to let one assume that she loves him and that fool is willing to give her lifetime access to his earnings.

Very very very few people are connected to you genuinely. Otherwise Almost everybody is connected to you because you have money, you are rich or you shows off that you are rich.

@ipsvijrk Uncle, it applies to ur gen. Now women are having a bodycount of atleast 5 before marriage,had sex several hundred times. Now she marries a retirement plan and uses sex as a weapon to get what she wants. She had enough sex in her 20s and got bored,but the poor guy is starving.

Those opposing the law on marital rape must watch #Chiraiya! Respect your woman by respecting her #consent. #maritalrape

@ZiddiNaagrik @TheKolkataGirl You’re not wrong bro, but these girls who are bashing him, will suck his D, if he approaches them. Just bcz of the number of followers he has. These beetches dont care about nothing other than fame and attention. Thats why nykka and sephora are soo profitable

@TheKolkataGirl They have already. And that helps me to block such filthy shit pieces there and then.

This man has serious mental issues, presumably stemming from childhood trauma after witnessing the men in his family insult and assault women. His timeline is filled with filth directed at women. Ugly or beautiful, working or housewives, I hope he never has a woman in his life; otherwise, he will make her life hell.

@nehapassi09 @ZiddiNaagrik Do you even get laid?? I suspect any decent looking man will find you attractive. Good looking women are busy enjoying their time, uglings are the ones complaining about consent, where they dont have the need to give one

@bhatia_nachiket If they stand up and fight, then these will be solved in no time. But everyone submits and hence the rowdyism. Just make sure you make one senior pg/asst profs life hell by filing court cases. Even if the plan fails, people will hesitate to exploit you.

#letsendtoxicity A radiology resident at NHL Municipal Medical College, Ahmedabad attempts suicide after consuming 30 clonazepam tablets — pushed to the edge by 36-hour duties, harassment, and exploitation. 👉 On paper: 13 residents 👉 Reality: Half posted elsewhere → double workload for those left behind And what follows is not training — it’s slavery: •Reports written in seniors’ names → punishment of rewriting them 10–50 times for errors •Personal errands: daily breakfast & food for seniors •Forced work at professor’s private imaging center •Lunch >20 minutes? Threats •Panic attacks? Dismissed as “malingering” And the lowest of lows 👇 The professor allegedly asked him to produce a psychiatric certificate — so THEY can shift the blame to “mental illness” instead of their brutality. If this doesn’t shake National Medical Commission and Gujarat authorities into action, then what will? How many more residents need to break before this system is held accountable? #NHLMMC #MedicoLivesMatter #StopResidentAbuse #MedicalToxicity #DoctorsAreNotSlaves #ReformMedicalTraining

@Truthovermyth @SamSiff It is for her dad, not his dad

Will he share all his money to her if her dad is in emergency. How dumb he can be that he did not even take insurance for the parents. Dad who will be around 70 years dont need all young people savings . Wife did good thing .if all money goes to his treatment what will be their future. How will they give good life to kids. Blame the guy for not planning well. Yearly 30k can give Dad 6-7 lakh of insurance. He failed not her

My friend’s was married 5 years ago. His salary~ ₹18 Lakh His wife salary~ ₹15 Lakh. 1 Evening he received Call from home: 
“Papa’s emergency surgery. Need ₹12 Lakh” His Saving~ ₹7L Joint savings~ ₹13L He: Can we use joint Savings ! She: No Don’t dare to touch Finally : - He used his share (7 Lakhs) - Borrowed money from friends (2 Lakhs) - sold his car (2.5 Lakhs) - Surgery Done - Papa happy. Now, he doesn’t pay the full rent of the house unlike earlier. He has asked the wife to pay at least 50% rent and daily household expenses. Wife is now seeking advocate advice to get rid of him. Who’s at fault?

@CAPankajDixit @SamSiff He can leave her, but will still have to pay lifelong maintainance and permanent alimony. She can ask the court to increase the maintainance adjusted to inflation, every few years.

@SamSiff The husband was right in asking for rent once this situation happened and wife acted so selfishly. If the wife cant stand by him in such situation and when not much relatively was asked of her then what point of being with her anyways

@putturumbees @SamSiff For her father?? Dumb beetch

@SamSiff He is at fault for not arranging insurance.

@AngrishSunil But in-laws are responsible for daughter in laws maintainance, if the husband dies. When it comes to a man, moral duty can be enforced as law. But not for a female.

But an able bodied educated woman is not supposed to work and earn for herself since their education is unable to fill their mental handicap. .....Equality 2026

@revathitweets But in-laws are responsible for daughter in laws maintainance, if the husband dies. When it comes to a man, moral duty can be enforced as law. But not for a female.

NOT ALL MEN!! AND WE WORSHIP WOMEN! Pic 1: Chowdeeshwari was murdered by her own father in Andhra Pradesh, Palnadu today because she married Nagaraju against his wishes, last month. Pic2: This 14 year old girl from Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh delivered a baby boy because she was repeatedly raped under threat by two autodrivers. Her family took her to hospital when she complained of stomach ache, they didn’t realize she was pregnant. Pic3: Software engineer Ishika Yadav died by suicide just 50 days after marriage because her husband Neeraj Mishra tortured her for dowry. Incident happened in Hyderabad, Telangana. It was a love marriage after becoming friends on Facebook five years ago. Pic4: 26 year old Pregnant woman Farhath, her daughters 8 year old Umaira and 6 year old Ayesha died today morning by drowning in swimming pool in Inavolu, Warangal, Telangana. Family suspects husband Azhar killed them all after sex-determination of the unborn child. He apparently never wanted girl children. Yes, not all men. Sometimes they are fathers, brothers, uncles, husbands, friends, random strangers- it is always them who resort to such crimes. All this is from just today. Just Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Just the incidents that were reported. Just the news I came to know of. Sometimes I just don’t want to post because this is too much pain, trauma and a feeling of helplessness.

@drsunita02 But in-laws are responsible for daughter in laws maintainance, if the husband dies. When it comes to a man, moral duty can be enforced as law. But not for a female. You never want to be the 80 in that 80:20. Gold digger

A marriage is never a 50:50 partnership. It's foolish of the younger generation to think so. It may be 40:60, 25:75, 80:20, 60:40. One spouse may give 80 % at one time and at other times he may only contribute 20%. What matters in the end is if the couple as a team are able to hit 100%. Sometimes, one person contributes more to the marriage ALWAYS. He/she can think long and hard if they want to remain in that marriage for the rest of their lives. Just like cricket....Virat Kohli may perform well in most of the matches, but in some matches he underperfoms badly. But as a team, if all players pitch in, the team wins. What if Virat Kohli ALWAYS had to shoulder the whole burden of winning the game in every match? He would surely get burntout and have a mental breakdown.... Marriage is like cricket. Every player has to perform. Hits and misses will always be there, one has to accept this and move forward. And if the couple lives in a joint family, all the adults should take the responsibility of winning that match. #Marriage

@PallaviSinghh_ Looks like you let your dad pound you every night

The gayest thing a man can do

@Golgappa_09 But in-laws are responsible for daughter in laws maintainance, if the husband dies. When it comes to a man, moral duty can be enforced as law. But not for a female. Promise of companionship and you A*holes take money as alimony and maintainance. Why not earn to shove in ur hole?

>>> 5 years of relationship >>> A-hole wanted money for start-up >>> Didn't go to bank/VCs >>> Started harassing his wife for dowry >>> She committed suicide at 26 years

@LifeMathMoney But in-laws are responsible for daughter in laws maintainance, if the husband dies. When it comes to a man, moral duty can be enforced as law. But not for a female.

Indian men are extremely delusional about Indian women The average middle class and above Indian woman is not "better than white women" by any stretch of imagination Beta males love to cope but women are the same everywhere. They do whatever they can get away with And the modern Indian city woman can get away with quite a bit

@pikapin78 But in-laws are responsible for daughter in laws maintainance, if the husband dies. When it comes to a man, moral duty can be enforced as law. But not for a female. Cry for this injustice too. But you wont.

Both were techies, living in metro city, must be getting a handsome income package bt still, guy was pressurising her & her family to invest in his startup. I knw how men fool their wives like this. Men r earners saar, men r providers saar, women depend on men saar 🤡

@venom1s But in-laws are responsible for daughter in laws maintainance, if the husband dies. When it comes to a man, moral duty can be enforced as law. But not for a female.

Girls whose dad don't even have an Alto are trying to mock men for not having a Defender. She also mocked him for his money and hair. If girls can do that, Men should also judge them for their body count, weight, height, skin color, body hair, and everything. Why are girls so egotistic?

@ruchikokcha But in-laws are responsible for daughter in laws maintainance, if the husband dies. When it comes to a man, moral duty can be enforced as law. But not for a female. Frauds like you will argue for the court’s decision by saying irrational stuff. You deserve to be publicly executed

Does women calling out misogyny bother you?

@VigneshLLM But in-laws are responsible for daughter in laws maintainance, if the husband dies. When it comes to a man, moral duty can be enforced as law. But not for a female.

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@venom1s But in-laws are responsible for daughter in laws maintainance, if the husband dies. When it comes to a man, moral duty can be enforced as law. But not for a female.

She has multiple situationships who give her gifts. A situationship is basically where you have sex without any feelings. And she has so many situationships who give her money and gifts in return for that. Is this empowering? What profession is this?

@jasveer10 But in-laws are responsible for daughter in laws maintainance, if the husband dies. When it comes to a man, moral duty can be enforced as law. But not for a female. I really wish i become a dictator and execute publicly, all these lawmakers,judges and alimony taking women

In India, if a woman is 28+ and not married, life at home turns into constant pressure every single day, mostly from mothers. Most Indian marriages don’t start with love or clarity, they start with pressure. And this is not because parents are evil. They are not. They love their daughters. But they are scared - Scared of society, scared of relatives, scared of those constant questions that never stop. ‘Koi ladka mila nahi ab tak?’ ‘Kya koi pasand nahi aata?’ ‘Zyada padha diya, isliye attitude aa gaya?’ These lines don’t just stay outside. They enter the house. They sit on the dining table. They become part of daily life. So the pressure shifts. From society to parents. From parents to the daughter. Now it becomes emotional blackmail without anyone saying it directly. I’ve seen women who were commuting daily from Delhi to Gurgaon for work suddenly decide to move, not because they couldn’t travel but just to avoid this daily marriage conversation stress. Now calls become shorter, conversations become guarded. And then comes the arranged marriage process, which is even worse. One meeting. One conversation. Parents expect a yes immediately to start the process. If you say no, get ready for a week of interrogation. ‘What didn’t you like?’ ‘Tumhe koi pasand hi nahi aata.’ ‘Kitne ladkon ko mana karogi?’ I know a real case. Girl meets a guy from the US through family. One meeting. She doesn’t like him. They come back home. Parents ask for a decision - She says YES! Not because she liked him. But because she was tired. Tired of explaining, tired of defending, tired of the endless questioning. Parents also know she’s not happy. Still they move forward. Engagement gets planned. Now she is getting married to someone she doesn’t even like. This is not an exception. This is happening everywhere. And the worst part? Everyone involved thinks they are doing the right thing. Parents think they are securing her future. Society thinks they are asking normal questions. Relatives think they are just “concerned” But the girl is the one who pays the price for everyone else’s peace of mind.