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Meanwhile, RIGHT NOW, women cutting sugarcane in India are getting their uterus removed so they never have to miss a day of work over their period.
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Dear students of India, after all this settles down, please ask accountability from your parents too. They are the ones who chose and will again choose this poisonous govt. Revolution must start from home.
Honestly, the only way to escape this is refusing to be a part of it, at all. As long as women are participating in the arranged marriage "market", it will continue to exploit them. I know, easier said than done. But sometimes we have to do difficult things to save ourselves.
been in the arranged marriage market for a while now, and I cannot explain what this process does to you
A matchmaker told me my photos have too much smile. My eyes look too small when I smile. why are my shoulders tilted. Meanwhile, I'm getting profiles where the guy has sent a mirror selfie with the phone literally covering his face
one agency just put marketing from my profession to hobby? they changed my career to hobby on my profile??
A very rich educated family said, "Bahu doesn't need to work, we have enough money." I have been working since I was 18. moved countries. moved back. I'm building something right now. and they looked at all of that and thought marriage could stop me.
I have not met a single boy yet btw because you know why : )
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It’s tough to acknowledge this but Indian men in their current avatar remain the biggest challenge to tourism - no investment in tourism can help when rape culture encourages people to view women in general and foreign women in particular as legitimate targets for harassment
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No one can convince me that marriage is an achievement because this is probably what your spouse thinks about you. Look at the number of likes and reposts. Yeah we are fine being single.
My dad insults men with me. Try being around feminist, smart men for once.
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People would outrage more over a chicken piece in Zomato food than hundreds of kids being sent to hospitals by the government.
Snake Found In Mid-Day Meal In Bihar, Hundreds Of Students Hospitalised
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Somebody said “The love you receive from someone who knows how to be alone is the most sincere there is.
A solitary soul loves you by choice, not out of a need for company.” and that’s so true.
Partially true. Plenty of Indians out there who have traveled the world and still blindly support the party that plays only on religion. You underestimate their bigotry.
97% of Indians never leaving the country isn’t just a travel stat. It explains why governments get away with broken schools, filthy streets, weak infrastructure, poor healthcare and zero accountability for decades.
When people never see how other countries function, they start believing overcrowding, corruption, garbage and chaos are “normal life.”
A population that has never experienced better standards is easier to satisfy with slogans, religion, freebies and emotional politics instead of real development.
Travel doesn’t just change people. It raises expectations. And governments fear citizens with higher expectations.
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The simple truth is that anyone with anything close to that level of empathy simply wouldn't be able to reach anything close to bezos levels of wealthy, because that amount of money requires unbelievable amounts of human exploitation
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Feminists respect men more than pick me tradwives' do. Tradwives reduce you to a paycheck and a bodyguard. They want a tool, not a partner. Feminists demand more from you because they know you're capable of more. They want emotional intelligence, shared responsibilities, and an authentic human being, not a 'provider' robot. Stop confusing 'submissiveness' with respect. Feminism is actually the one wanting to share the weight of the world with you.
Let that sink in.
