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Kusum Bhattarai

@itskusumb

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San Francisco, CA Katılım Kasım 2017
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Kusum Bhattarai
Kusum Bhattarai@itskusumb·
@namitathapar Yeah when moms works the kids have to be independent out of necessity. With your logic why don’t you just leave your kids somewhere unknown and then they will actually learn other life lessons too!! They had to be independent because someone who was supposed to be there is not!!
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Namita
Namita@namitathapar·
Can working moms like me relate to this reel ? If yes, then let’s get rid of all the unwanted gyan & guilt 💪
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Kusum Bhattarai@itskusumb·
@namitathapar A working mom is a selfish mom who thinks either she is liked by people more when she is working at a job or just ignorant about the effects she is causing her kids by being away..
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Kusum Bhattarai
Kusum Bhattarai@itskusumb·
@namitathapar Stop this nonsense!!! It is feminists like these who have ruined it for women!!! Many women when asked would you rather be in your house with your children or go to a job and work, they would choose to stay in the house because you cannot manipulate biology.
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Kusum Bhattarai
Kusum Bhattarai@itskusumb·
@stayaway_002 Can’t believe you are comparing death with anything else!! Do you think being dead is better than being alive but suffering?
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let it go.
let it go.@stayaway_002·
Whenever there's a gender-war conversation, someone always replies, 'Men went to war.'" Yes, men fought and di£d. But women and children were often the ones left behind to face r@pe, torture, displacement, starvation and the destruction of their entire lives. War isn't proof that only men suffer. It's proof that everyone suffers—just in different ways. Stop treating male suffering as the only suffering that counts....
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Kusum Bhattarai@itskusumb·
@priyankac19 I don’t see anything wrong here! Where is the misogyny? Criminal thoughts? Men: make sure you are are safe!! Women: MISOGYNY!! CRIMINAL THOUGHTS!! Men: Do not say anything whatsoever!! Women: MEn DOn’t Care ABouT women😒😒 GIVE THEM A BREAK LADIES!! 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️
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Priyanka Chaturvedi🇮🇳
Priyanka Chaturvedi🇮🇳@priyankac19·
Who are the people who find this funny and laugh at such puerile content? Who gives such guys a mic in their hand and platforms such misogyny and criminal thoughts about r*pe, mo*lestation and necrophili* as standup comedy?
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Naina Jha@nainajha27·
@itskusumb @MadhuriDixit @netflix @NetflixIndia @Abundantia_Ent When I say widow ~ I meant widows are getting judged by society. Society expects women to behave in a certain way and if she doesn't, her character is under scrutiny and same happens here. And society must take responsibility of always judging & objectifying women.
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Kusum Bhattarai
Kusum Bhattarai@itskusumb·
@SOghenerukewe Because if there are no prostitutes there will be no men paying for it. So, only way to stop prostitution is by shaming prostitutes. Bring back slut shaming👏
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Andra🎀
Andra🎀@SOghenerukewe·
Can someone explain why society taught us to shame prøstitutes, but not the men paying for them?
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Lalitāditya
Lalitāditya@LalitAditya1212·
It was pretty common in pre-Gupta era almost throughout India, and many parts of Southern and Eastern India till recently. North India had a dual dressing culture because of extreme summer and extreme winter, yet showing breasts was considered normal till the Gupta era, and shoulders, till much later. In Kerala Hinduism, it was rebellious to cover the upper body while entering a temple, whether male or female. Rebellious feminists covered their breasts while visiting a temple, and it was seen as sacrilege. As late as in the 7th century CE, Xuanzang recorded: "The men and women wear a single piece of cloth wound round the waist and brought under the armpits. It is thrown loosely over the shoulders.The dress of the inhabitants is horizontal and unstitched; cut strips of cloth are not esteemed. They wear garments made of fine white cotton mostly." Whether or not such clothing should be accepted now or not is an entirely different debate, this is just a purely historical statement that I am making.
Aishwarya@AishwaryaBaddie

Backless and no blouse was normal in indian culture

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Lalitāditya
Lalitāditya@LalitAditya1212·
@itskusumb Read the last line of my post. As someone interested in history, I just listed out historical facts.
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Rasiya/ರಾಶಿಯ@growing_india1·
I dont know man, i dont know ! Lets just leave feminist and MRA perspectives And just think analytically, Does marriage give happiness, now a days? Either to a man or woman Its become a trauma generating blood sucking ritual for both sexes… Like are people happy even..
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Kusum Bhattarai
Kusum Bhattarai@itskusumb·
@whySnigdha How can you have “Hare Krishna” written in your bio and spit such nonsense. Only women can give birth so yeah she should and it is normal. Man washing a few dishes is not normal, they should be out working..🤦‍♀️
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Snigdha Sharma
Snigdha Sharma@whySnigdha·
Patriarchy is so deeply rooted that a woman sacrificing her body to give birth is treated as normal, while a man washing a few dishes is treated like a hero.
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Kusum Bhattarai
Kusum Bhattarai@itskusumb·
@Namzzy123 The difference here is that he is taking care of his child not because the child does not have a mom it is because the mom thinks giving some arbitrary exam is the priority compared to her baby. Anyone can give an exam but that only she can be that child’s mother no one else.
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Namzzy 🌻
Namzzy 🌻@Namzzy123·
Is a man taking care of his own baby a sacrifice? If a woman did the same, wouldn’t it just be her fulfilling her normal duties?
Namzzy 🌻 tweet media
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Kusum Bhattarai
Kusum Bhattarai@itskusumb·
@efgh920 @growing_india1 She says it is trauma generating so she is probably speaking from just her own experience which doesn’t mean anything really..so🤷🏻‍♀️
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