Feminism Truth

"Be nice. Don’t be loud. Don’t be stubborn. Don’t argue. Be modest. Be respectful. Don’t speak out. Be a good wife. Be a good daughter. Be a good sister. Uphold the family honour."- these words kill me like anything or you can say these words just make me feel the worst when said by anyone. Life of an Indian girl is heavily fed on guilt and it becomes more tough as you grow up. We are brought up making us feel guilty of our existence. In both the cases of being beautiful or being ugly, the society puts you down. If you are beautiful, you are forced to feel guilty because you would catch men’s attention and if you are ugly, you won't get a good groom. Similarly in the case of being tall or short, the same problem exists. If you are tall, you  have guilt of not finding a matching guy for yourself and if short, no guy will marry you because of height. I go out with friends and enjoy, I feel guilty. I am forced to feel I am doing something wrong. It's completely natura

What really is more unhealthy and harmful than being fat is the fat shaming. I personally know of many people who keep justifying their criticism and harassment of overweight people about their body or eating behavior, as a means to motivate them to start eating less, exercising and in turn losing weight. And the sadder part is that the constant fat shaming dressed as concern is puts completely healthy individuals at higher risk of depression, eating disorders, reduced self-esteem and causing unnecessary mental stress.  We should understand that no positive change can come in a person from insinuating complete hatred for themselves. We all need to love every inch that makes us and look beyond our bodies. FAT is NOT a synonym for unhealthy. Fat is beautiful, complete and a natural way of being. In fact if you really do care and want to make a difference, instead of shaming someone and making them feel bad about themselves, be kind and give a person the space to love. Why is there

In our patriarchal society, there are numerous challenges women face that men simply don't have to deal with — after all, that's what happens when you live in a culture that's structured to benefit one gender over another.  As much progress as the fight for gender equality has accomplished over the course of decades, women's rights still have a long way to go. We live in a world that teaches girls to judge their worth based on looks rather than abilities. And if they possess the abilities, they still get a message to look good.  In a society where eating disorders are on the rise, women regularly have to deal with body image anxiety throughout their daily lives, regardless of their age. Even after delivering a baby, they are expected to look good as soon as possible. Even in the modern day, we're expected to force ourselves to listen all the shits of the so called society such street harassment, media representation, purdah system, discrimination in the workpla