STOP name calling women. #theindianfeminist

In-laws say don’t want anything other than a new daughter who they will look after as their own. As the wedding date approaches, they start being unaccomodating. “Why should I spend on you or let you do what you want in MY house!?” This is how DOWRY is taken without asking.

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We won’t welcome & comfort a girl into our homes, but expect her to deal with this change with a brave face and take it upon herself to please the people whose lives remain unmoved. Clear case of overqualified, underpaid and overworked - in most countries that’s a legal offence.

Don’t call another girl a ‘Slut’ and a man a ‘Player’ for wanting the same thing.
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Just because our mothers and grandmothers did it so we should too?!! Let them be threatened by our new found strength, voice and choice not to be oppressed any longer. Aunties - remember when you once wished to be young & free?
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I am a ‘Modern’ man he claims - yet she has to change her last name, address, habits, and all that she has ever believed to ‘Adjust’ to his lifestyle. Why do we not expect men to do the same?
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Teach your son. #betibachaobetipadhao has to start with #betekosikhao

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He is a ‘Fighter’ vs She is ‘Batameez’ #theindianfeminist

He is a ‘Strong’ person v/s She is too ‘Strong Headed’
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