The Curious Case of Women in Indian Society: A Dr Dear Satire

[ℇlαᖇα]

Ah, Indian society and its grand love affair with tradition! We adore our rituals and customs, especially when it comes to women. After all, they’re the lovely creatures meant to balance our chakras while still staying in the kitchen. Isn’t that just poetic? #Sarcasm #TraditionalLove

In the majestic realm of Indian matrimony, women are treated like fine China. Except, instead of being displayed with care, they're often placed on a high shelf where no one can see or hear them. Can’t risk breaking the 'tradition,' right? #MarriageGoals #HighShelfLife

Let’s talk education. Women in India are encouraged to study, but only until it’s time to get married. Post-marriage, their degrees are as useful as a diploma in underwater basket weaving. Because who needs a career when you have a kitchen? #DegreesNotNeeded #CareerBreak

Ever noticed how a woman’s “ambition” in Indian society is often viewed as a threat to family values? It's cute how her dreams are considered adorable until they actually start interfering with the daily soap opera we call life. #DreamsVsDrama #CareerKiller

And let’s not forget the grand spectacle of Indian festivals! Women are given the sacred task of cooking, cleaning, and then looking radiant while doing it. Because nothing says festive spirit like a woman juggling a thousand responsibilities with a smile. #FestivalJuggling #Superwoman

In Indian films, women are often depicted as damsels in distress or the perfect wife. They’re either swooning over heroes or sacrificing their dreams for family. It’s almost like our media believes women have two settings: doormat or goddess. #FilmCliches #BinaryGenderRoles

Gender equality in India? Oh, that’s a fun concept! It’s like a never-ending Bollywood movie where women’s rights are the subplot no one remembers. The main feature is still a hero who saves the day while a woman waits for her cue. #EqualityFantasy #SubplotLife

Here’s a bright idea let’s give women the same respect and freedom we reserve for our cricket teams. Imagine the world where their achievements aren’t just footnotes but headlines. Now that’s a script worth rewriting! #RespectWomen #RewriteTheScript

And finally, a toast to the women who navigate this labyrinth of tradition and modernity with grace. May OUR stories be told not just as legends of resilience but as real, vibrant narratives of success. Cheers to breaking the mold! #WomenOfIndia #BreakingTheMold

So, here’s to Indian society: a grand theater where women play pivotal roles, yet their scripts are often rewritten by outdated norms. It’s time for a new script, one where women are not just characters but the lead actors of their own stories. #NewNarratives #LeadActors

Dr Dear (AM I LOVING SATIRES NOW!0MG)

 

[Mr. Romeo]

Ah, Indian society and its grand love affair with tradition! We adore our rituals and customs, especially when it comes to women. After all, they’re the lovely creatures meant to balance our chakras while still staying in the kitchen. Isn’t that just poetic? #Sarcasm #TraditionalLove

In the majestic realm of Indian matrimony, women are treated like fine China. Except, instead of being displayed with care, they're often placed on a high shelf where no one can see or hear them. Can’t risk breaking the 'tradition,' right? #MarriageGoals #HighShelfLife

Let’s talk education. Women in India are encouraged to study, but only until it’s time to get married. Post-marriage, their degrees are as useful as a diploma in underwater basket weaving. Because who needs a career when you have a kitchen? #DegreesNotNeeded #CareerBreak

Ever noticed how a woman’s “ambition” in Indian society is often viewed as a threat to family values? It's cute how her dreams are considered adorable until they actually start interfering with the daily soap opera we call life. #DreamsVsDrama #CareerKiller

And let’s not forget the grand spectacle of Indian festivals! Women are given the sacred task of cooking, cleaning, and then looking radiant while doing it. Because nothing says festive spirit like a woman juggling a thousand responsibilities with a smile. #FestivalJuggling #Superwoman

In Indian films, women are often depicted as damsels in distress or the perfect wife. They’re either swooning over heroes or sacrificing their dreams for family. It’s almost like our media believes women have two settings: doormat or goddess. #FilmCliches #BinaryGenderRoles

Gender equality in India? Oh, that’s a fun concept! It’s like a never-ending Bollywood movie where women’s rights are the subplot no one remembers. The main feature is still a hero who saves the day while a woman waits for her cue. #EqualityFantasy #SubplotLife

Here’s a bright idea let’s give women the same respect and freedom we reserve for our cricket teams. Imagine the world where their achievements aren’t just footnotes but headlines. Now that’s a script worth rewriting! #RespectWomen #RewriteTheScript

And finally, a toast to the women who navigate this labyrinth of tradition and modernity with grace. May OUR stories be told not just as legends of resilience but as real, vibrant narratives of success. Cheers to breaking the mold! #WomenOfIndia #BreakingTheMold

So, here’s to Indian society: a grand theater where women play pivotal roles, yet their scripts are often rewritten by outdated norms. It’s time for a new script, one where women are not just characters but the lead actors of their own stories. #NewNarratives #LeadActors

Dr Dear (AM I LOVING SATIRES NOW!0MG)

Ah, Indian society and its grand love affair with tradition! We adore our rituals and customs, especially when it comes to women. After all, they’re the lovely creatures meant to balance our chakras while still staying in the kitchen. Isn’t that just poetic? #Sarcasm #TraditionalLove

In the majestic realm of Indian matrimony, women are treated like fine China. Except, instead of being displayed with care, they're often placed on a high shelf where no one can see or hear them. Can’t risk breaking the 'tradition,' right? #MarriageGoals #HighShelfLife

Let’s talk education. Women in India are encouraged to study, but only until it’s time to get married. Post-marriage, their degrees are as useful as a diploma in underwater basket weaving. Because who needs a career when you have a kitchen? #DegreesNotNeeded #CareerBreak

Ever noticed how a woman’s “ambition” in Indian society is often viewed as a threat to family values? It's cute how her dreams are considered adorable until they actually start interfering with the daily soap opera we call life. #DreamsVsDrama #CareerKiller

And let’s not forget the grand spectacle of Indian festivals! Women are given the sacred task of cooking, cleaning, and then looking radiant while doing it. Because nothing says festive spirit like a woman juggling a thousand responsibilities with a smile. #FestivalJuggling #Superwoman

In Indian films, women are often depicted as damsels in distress or the perfect wife. They’re either swooning over heroes or sacrificing their dreams for family. It’s almost like our media believes women have two settings: doormat or goddess. #FilmCliches #BinaryGenderRoles

Gender equality in India? Oh, that’s a fun concept! It’s like a never-ending Bollywood movie where women’s rights are the subplot no one remembers. The main feature is still a hero who saves the day while a woman waits for her cue. #EqualityFantasy #SubplotLife

Here’s a bright idea let’s give women the same respect and freedom we reserve for our cricket teams. Imagine the world where their achievements aren’t just footnotes but headlines. Now that’s a script worth rewriting! #RespectWomen #RewriteTheScript

And finally, a toast to the women who navigate this labyrinth of tradition and modernity with grace. May OUR stories be told not just as legends of resilience but as real, vibrant narratives of success. Cheers to breaking the mold! #WomenOfIndia #BreakingTheMold

So, here’s to Indian society: a grand theater where women play pivotal roles, yet their scripts are often rewritten by outdated norms. It’s time for a new script, one where women are not just characters but the lead actors of their own stories. #NewNarratives #LeadActors

Dr Dear (AM I LOVING SATIRES NOW!0MG)

This one's a big controversial topic. But I'll tell my point of view. To simply put it's not just India whole world has to change a lot towards the treatment, thinking process, behavior, attitude of females. I'll say one thing about how progressive and changed India and some democratic countries like us have been compared to some gulf countries and especially dpk(one of the worst countries ever to live or even born in where human rights are non existent let alone woman's rights). But yeah we have to be progressive thinking so I'd say there'll be more welcoming and drastic changes as the generational changes are happening. Let's hope for the best. It's not just men are cruel but there are some which makes entire community looks bad. Stay positive

 

[ℇlαᖇα]

This one's a big controversial topic. But I'll tell my point of view. To simply put it's not just India whole world has to change a lot towards the treatment, thinking process, behavior, attitude of females. I'll say one thing about how progressive and changed India and some democratic countries like us have been compared to some most countries and especially dpk(one of the worst countries ever to live or even born in where human rights are non existent let alone woman's rights). But yeah we have to be progressive thinking so I'd say there'll be more welcoming and drastic changes as the generational changes are happening. Let's hope for the best. It's not just men are cruel but there are some which makes entire community looks bad. Stay positive

Yeah, let's hope for that!

 

[Mr. Romeo]

Yeah, let's hope for that!

Yup. We always should

 

[Anshhi]

Ah, Indian society and its grand love affair with tradition! We adore our rituals and customs, especially when it comes to women. After all, they’re the lovely creatures meant to balance our chakras while still staying in the kitchen. Isn’t that just poetic? #Sarcasm #TraditionalLove

In the majestic realm of Indian matrimony, women are treated like fine China. Except, instead of being displayed with care, they're often placed on a high shelf where no one can see or hear them. Can’t risk breaking the 'tradition,' right? #MarriageGoals #HighShelfLife

Let’s talk education. Women in India are encouraged to study, but only until it’s time to get married. Post-marriage, their degrees are as useful as a diploma in underwater basket weaving. Because who needs a career when you have a kitchen? #DegreesNotNeeded #CareerBreak

Ever noticed how a woman’s “ambition” in Indian society is often viewed as a threat to family values? It's cute how her dreams are considered adorable until they actually start interfering with the daily soap opera we call life. #DreamsVsDrama #CareerKiller

And let’s not forget the grand spectacle of Indian festivals! Women are given the sacred task of cooking, cleaning, and then looking radiant while doing it. Because nothing says festive spirit like a woman juggling a thousand responsibilities with a smile. #FestivalJuggling #Superwoman

In Indian films, women are often depicted as damsels in distress or the perfect wife. They’re either swooning over heroes or sacrificing their dreams for family. It’s almost like our media believes women have two settings: doormat or goddess. #FilmCliches #BinaryGenderRoles

Gender equality in India? Oh, that’s a fun concept! It’s like a never-ending Bollywood movie where women’s rights are the subplot no one remembers. The main feature is still a hero who saves the day while a woman waits for her cue. #EqualityFantasy #SubplotLife

Here’s a bright idea let’s give women the same respect and freedom we reserve for our cricket teams. Imagine the world where their achievements aren’t just footnotes but headlines. Now that’s a script worth rewriting! #RespectWomen #RewriteTheScript

And finally, a toast to the women who navigate this labyrinth of tradition and modernity with grace. May OUR stories be told not just as legends of resilience but as real, vibrant narratives of success. Cheers to breaking the mold! #WomenOfIndia #BreakingTheMold

So, here’s to Indian society: a grand theater where women play pivotal roles, yet their scripts are often rewritten by outdated norms. It’s time for a new script, one where women are not just characters but the lead actors of their own stories. #NewNarratives #LeadActors

Dr Dear (AM I LOVING SATIRES NOW!0MG)

You brought up the thoughts of every woman to everyone.Only you will fight for every woman. Don't worry I am behind you.
*A_AICS

 

[Jack_v2]

Ah, Indian society and its grand love affair with tradition! We adore our rituals and customs, especially when it comes to women. After all, they’re the lovely creatures meant to balance our chakras while still staying in the kitchen. Isn’t that just poetic? #Sarcasm #TraditionalLove

In the majestic realm of Indian matrimony, women are treated like fine China. Except, instead of being displayed with care, they're often placed on a high shelf where no one can see or hear them. Can’t risk breaking the 'tradition,' right? #MarriageGoals #HighShelfLife

Let’s talk education. Women in India are encouraged to study, but only until it’s time to get married. Post-marriage, their degrees are as useful as a diploma in underwater basket weaving. Because who needs a career when you have a kitchen? #DegreesNotNeeded #CareerBreak

Ever noticed how a woman’s “ambition” in Indian society is often viewed as a threat to family values? It's cute how her dreams are considered adorable until they actually start interfering with the daily soap opera we call life. #DreamsVsDrama #CareerKiller

And let’s not forget the grand spectacle of Indian festivals! Women are given the sacred task of cooking, cleaning, and then looking radiant while doing it. Because nothing says festive spirit like a woman juggling a thousand responsibilities with a smile. #FestivalJuggling #Superwoman

In Indian films, women are often depicted as damsels in distress or the perfect wife. They’re either swooning over heroes or sacrificing their dreams for family. It’s almost like our media believes women have two settings: doormat or goddess. #FilmCliches #BinaryGenderRoles

Gender equality in India? Oh, that’s a fun concept! It’s like a never-ending Bollywood movie where women’s rights are the subplot no one remembers. The main feature is still a hero who saves the day while a woman waits for her cue. #EqualityFantasy #SubplotLife

Here’s a bright idea let’s give women the same respect and freedom we reserve for our cricket teams. Imagine the world where their achievements aren’t just footnotes but headlines. Now that’s a script worth rewriting! #RespectWomen #RewriteTheScript

And finally, a toast to the women who navigate this labyrinth of tradition and modernity with grace. May OUR stories be told not just as legends of resilience but as real, vibrant narratives of success. Cheers to breaking the mold! #WomenOfIndia #BreakingTheMold

So, here’s to Indian society: a grand theater where women play pivotal roles, yet their scripts are often rewritten by outdated norms. It’s time for a new script, one where women are not just characters but the lead actors of their own stories. #NewNarratives #LeadActors

Dr Dear (AM I LOVING SATIRES NOW!0MG)

These are all good concepts to hear. But lemme ask one thing, is it possible for a woman to walk lonely in midnight without fear through any of Indian roads? there is an inherent fear cultivated in every girls mind from childhood days by parents that girls are to sacrifice and live in the fear of society. That has to change first

 

[EkaLustYa]

By far the best one from your pen ! Sarcasm is always a better way to express.

I guess you didn’t touch upon - woman the breeding mills! No kids yet? #whatashame #khandaankashaan

 

[Honey bunch]

These are all good concepts to hear. But lemme ask one thing, is it possible for a woman to walk lonely in midnight without fear through any of Indian roads? there is an inherent fear cultivated in every girls mind from childhood days by parents that girls are to sacrifice and live in the fear of society. That has to change first

These are all good concepts to hear. But lemme ask one thing, is it possible for a woman to walk lonely in midnight without fear through any of Indian roads? there is an inherent fear cultivated in every girls mind from childhood days by parents that girls are to sacrifice and live in the fear of society. That has to change first

Absolutely. The change you envision can only be brought about by the collective efforts of men in society who actively choose to support and empower women.

It starts with men recognizing their role in dismantling the structures that perpetuate fear and inequality.

By giving hope to girls and standing as allies, men can play a crucial part in transforming society into a place where women can walk freely, even in the dead of night, without fear.

This involves not just protection but active participation in creating a culture of respect and equality.

It means men challenging toxic masculinity, speaking out against harassment, and fostering environments where women’s voices are heard and valued.

It’s about educating boys from a young age to see girls as equals and teaching them that respect and kindness are the true measures of strength.

Moreover, men can help by advocating for safer public spaces, supporting policies that protect women’s rights, and ensuring that their actions reflect the values of equality and justice.

By standing with women, men can help to break the cycle of fear and create a new narrative—one where everyone, regardless of gender, can live freely and confidently.

The transformation you’re talking about is not just about men stepping in as protectors but as partners in the fight for a society where fear no longer dictates the lives of women.

It’s about men being a part of the solution by fostering hope, trust, and mutual respect.

When men take responsibility for this change, they contribute to building a world where women can truly be free—free to walk, free to dream, and free to live without fear.​

 

[Honey bunch]

Ah, Indian society and its grand love affair with tradition! We adore our rituals and customs, especially when it comes to women. After all, they’re the lovely creatures meant to balance our chakras while still staying in the kitchen. Isn’t that just poetic? #Sarcasm #TraditionalLove

In the majestic realm of Indian matrimony, women are treated like fine China. Except, instead of being displayed with care, they're often placed on a high shelf where no one can see or hear them. Can’t risk breaking the 'tradition,' right? #MarriageGoals #HighShelfLife

Let’s talk education. Women in India are encouraged to study, but only until it’s time to get married. Post-marriage, their degrees are as useful as a diploma in underwater basket weaving. Because who needs a career when you have a kitchen? #DegreesNotNeeded #CareerBreak

Ever noticed how a woman’s “ambition” in Indian society is often viewed as a threat to family values? It's cute how her dreams are considered adorable until they actually start interfering with the daily soap opera we call life. #DreamsVsDrama #CareerKiller

And let’s not forget the grand spectacle of Indian festivals! Women are given the sacred task of cooking, cleaning, and then looking radiant while doing it. Because nothing says festive spirit like a woman juggling a thousand responsibilities with a smile. #FestivalJuggling #Superwoman

In Indian films, women are often depicted as damsels in distress or the perfect wife. They’re either swooning over heroes or sacrificing their dreams for family. It’s almost like our media believes women have two settings: doormat or goddess. #FilmCliches #BinaryGenderRoles

Gender equality in India? Oh, that’s a fun concept! It’s like a never-ending Bollywood movie where women’s rights are the subplot no one remembers. The main feature is still a hero who saves the day while a woman waits for her cue. #EqualityFantasy #SubplotLife

Here’s a bright idea let’s give women the same respect and freedom we reserve for our cricket teams. Imagine the world where their achievements aren’t just footnotes but headlines. Now that’s a script worth rewriting! #RespectWomen #RewriteTheScript

And finally, a toast to the women who navigate this labyrinth of tradition and modernity with grace. May OUR stories be told not just as legends of resilience but as real, vibrant narratives of success. Cheers to breaking the mold! #WomenOfIndia #BreakingTheMold

So, here’s to Indian society: a grand theater where women play pivotal roles, yet their scripts are often rewritten by outdated norms. It’s time for a new script, one where women are not just characters but the lead actors of their own stories. #NewNarratives #LeadActors

Dr Dear (AM I LOVING SATIRES NOW!0MG)

Your satirical commentary is both incisive and thought-provoking. It cleverly exposes the contradictions and deep-rooted issues in Indian society, particularly regarding the roles and expectations placed on women.

By using humor and sarcasm, you highlight the absurdity of certain traditions and cultural norms that still persist, despite the modern world moving forward.

Your critique of how women are often expected to balance tradition with ambition, and the way their contributions are undervalued, is spot on.

The satire effectively calls out the double standards and the limitations placed on women, even as society claims to respect and honor them.

In my opinion, satire like this is essential for raising awareness and sparking discussions about gender equality and societal expectations.

It's a way to challenge the status quo and encourage people to think critically about the traditions they uphold.

Your writing not only entertains but also serves as a powerful critique, pushing for change and a more equitable society.​

 

[EkaLustYa]

Your satirical commentary is both incisive and thought-provoking. It cleverly exposes the contradictions and deep-rooted issues in Indian society, particularly regarding the roles and expectations placed on women.

By using humor and sarcasm, you highlight the absurdity of certain traditions and cultural norms that still persist, despite the modern world moving forward.

Your critique of how women are often expected to balance tradition with ambition, and the way their contributions are undervalued, is spot on.

The satire effectively calls out the double standards and the limitations placed on women, even as society claims to respect and honor them.

In my opinion, satire like this is essential for raising awareness and sparking discussions about gender equality and societal expectations.

It's a way to challenge the status quo and encourage people to think critically about the traditions they uphold.

Your writing not only entertains but also serves as a powerful critique, pushing for change and a more equitable society.​

You are surprising me these days with your eloquent replies !

 

[Honey bunch]

You are surprising me these days with your eloquent replies !

Thank You.,
I usually don't respond or engage much in discussions, so it might seem that way.​

 

[ℇlαᖇα]

Absolutely. The change you envision can only be brought about by the collective efforts of men in society who actively choose to support and empower women.

It starts with men recognizing their role in dismantling the structures that perpetuate fear and inequality.

By giving hope to girls and standing as allies, men can play a crucial part in transforming society into a place where women can walk freely, even in the dead of night, without fear.

This involves not just protection but active participation in creating a culture of respect and equality.

It means men challenging toxic masculinity, speaking out against harassment, and fostering environments where women’s voices are heard and valued.

It’s about educating boys from a young age to see girls as equals and teaching them that respect and kindness are the true measures of strength.

Moreover, men can help by advocating for safer public spaces, supporting policies that protect women’s rights, and ensuring that their actions reflect the values of equality and justice.

By standing with women, men can help to break the cycle of fear and create a new narrative—one where everyone, regardless of gender, can live freely and confidently.

The transformation you’re talking about is not just about men stepping in as protectors but as partners in the fight for a society where fear no longer dictates the lives of women.

It’s about men being a part of the solution by fostering hope, trust, and mutual respect.

When men take responsibility for this change, they contribute to building a world where women can truly be free—free to walk, free to dream, and free to live without fear.​

Despite educating boys on how to give respect and space for woman, there is an urgent need for we ourselves to realize that we never owe to anyone unless we want! We should be keen on how to react to some situations with much strength and clarity for stating who 'We' Are.

By the by, I hadn't thought much on this topic while creating this thread, but your ideas made me think deep onto it ji. Thank you dear

 

[criss cross]

Ah, Indian society and its grand love affair with tradition! We adore our rituals and customs, especially when it comes to women. After all, they’re the lovely creatures meant to balance our chakras while still staying in the kitchen. Isn’t that just poetic? #Sarcasm #TraditionalLove

In the majestic realm of Indian matrimony, women are treated like fine China. Except, instead of being displayed with care, they're often placed on a high shelf where no one can see or hear them. Can’t risk breaking the 'tradition,' right? #MarriageGoals #HighShelfLife

Let’s talk education. Women in India are encouraged to study, but only until it’s time to get married. Post-marriage, their degrees are as useful as a diploma in underwater basket weaving. Because who needs a career when you have a kitchen? #DegreesNotNeeded #CareerBreak

Ever noticed how a woman’s “ambition” in Indian society is often viewed as a threat to family values? It's cute how her dreams are considered adorable until they actually start interfering with the daily soap opera we call life. #DreamsVsDrama #CareerKiller

And let’s not forget the grand spectacle of Indian festivals! Women are given the sacred task of cooking, cleaning, and then looking radiant while doing it. Because nothing says festive spirit like a woman juggling a thousand responsibilities with a smile. #FestivalJuggling #Superwoman

In Indian films, women are often depicted as damsels in distress or the perfect wife. They’re either swooning over heroes or sacrificing their dreams for family. It’s almost like our media believes women have two settings: doormat or goddess. #FilmCliches #BinaryGenderRoles

Gender equality in India? Oh, that’s a fun concept! It’s like a never-ending Bollywood movie where women’s rights are the subplot no one remembers. The main feature is still a hero who saves the day while a woman waits for her cue. #EqualityFantasy #SubplotLife

Here’s a bright idea let’s give women the same respect and freedom we reserve for our cricket teams. Imagine the world where their achievements aren’t just footnotes but headlines. Now that’s a script worth rewriting! #RespectWomen #RewriteTheScript

And finally, a toast to the women who navigate this labyrinth of tradition and modernity with grace. May OUR stories be told not just as legends of resilience but as real, vibrant narratives of success. Cheers to breaking the mold! #WomenOfIndia #BreakingTheMold

So, here’s to Indian society: a grand theater where women play pivotal roles, yet their scripts are often rewritten by outdated norms. It’s time for a new script, one where women are not just characters but the lead actors of their own stories. #NewNarratives #LeadActors

Dr Dear (AM I LOVING SATIRES NOW!0MG)

Women in India have been stereotyped and discriminated since ancient times due to the patriarchal mindset. Social evils such as sati, purdah system, female foeticide, female infanticide, dowry, domestic violence have been faced by women.
Women are the backbone of families and communities. They provide care, support, and nurturing to their families and are essential to the development of children. Women also play a significant role in community building and often take on leadership roles in community organizations Anyway, this is one of your best post, really beautiful

 

[Jack_v2]

Absolutely. The change you envision can only be brought about by the collective efforts of men in society who actively choose to support and empower women.

It starts with men recognizing their role in dismantling the structures that perpetuate fear and inequality.

By giving hope to girls and standing as allies, men can play a crucial part in transforming society into a place where women can walk freely, even in the dead of night, without fear.

This involves not just protection but active participation in creating a culture of respect and equality.

It means men challenging toxic masculinity, speaking out against harassment, and fostering environments where women’s voices are heard and valued.

It’s about educating boys from a young age to see girls as equals and teaching them that respect and kindness are the true measures of strength.

Moreover, men can help by advocating for safer public spaces, supporting policies that protect women’s rights, and ensuring that their actions reflect the values of equality and justice.

By standing with women, men can help to break the cycle of fear and create a new narrative—one where everyone, regardless of gender, can live freely and confidently.

The transformation you’re talking about is not just about men stepping in as protectors but as partners in the fight for a society where fear no longer dictates the lives of women.

It’s about men being a part of the solution by fostering hope, trust, and mutual respect.

When men take responsibility for this change, they contribute to building a world where women can truly be free—free to walk, free to dream, and free to live without fear.​

true that

 

[Honey bunch]

Despite educating boys on how to give respect and space for woman, there is an urgent need for we ourselves to realize that we never owe to anyone unless we want! We should be keen on how to react to some situations with much strength and clarity for stating who 'We' Are.

By the by, I hadn't thought much on this topic while creating this thread, but your ideas made me think deep onto it ji. Thank you dear

As you said very well, it's crucial to understand that while educating others on respect is important, we must also recognize our own power to set boundaries and define who we are. We owe nothing to anyone unless we choose to, and we should always act with strength and clarity.​

 

[criss cross]

Ah, Indian society and its grand love affair with tradition! We adore our rituals and customs, especially when it comes to women. After all, they’re the lovely creatures meant to balance our chakras while still staying in the kitchen. Isn’t that just poetic? #Sarcasm #TraditionalLove

In the majestic realm of Indian matrimony, women are treated like fine China. Except, instead of being displayed with care, they're often placed on a high shelf where no one can see or hear them. Can’t risk breaking the 'tradition,' right? #MarriageGoals #HighShelfLife

Let’s talk education. Women in India are encouraged to study, but only until it’s time to get married. Post-marriage, their degrees are as useful as a diploma in underwater basket weaving. Because who needs a career when you have a kitchen? #DegreesNotNeeded #CareerBreak

Ever noticed how a woman’s “ambition” in Indian society is often viewed as a threat to family values? It's cute how her dreams are considered adorable until they actually start interfering with the daily soap opera we call life. #DreamsVsDrama #CareerKiller

And let’s not forget the grand spectacle of Indian festivals! Women are given the sacred task of cooking, cleaning, and then looking radiant while doing it. Because nothing says festive spirit like a woman juggling a thousand responsibilities with a smile. #FestivalJuggling #Superwoman

In Indian films, women are often depicted as damsels in distress or the perfect wife. They’re either swooning over heroes or sacrificing their dreams for family. It’s almost like our media believes women have two settings: doormat or goddess. #FilmCliches #BinaryGenderRoles

Gender equality in India? Oh, that’s a fun concept! It’s like a never-ending Bollywood movie where women’s rights are the subplot no one remembers. The main feature is still a hero who saves the day while a woman waits for her cue. #EqualityFantasy #SubplotLife

Here’s a bright idea let’s give women the same respect and freedom we reserve for our cricket teams. Imagine the world where their achievements aren’t just footnotes but headlines. Now that’s a script worth rewriting! #RespectWomen #RewriteTheScript

And finally, a toast to the women who navigate this labyrinth of tradition and modernity with grace. May OUR stories be told not just as legends of resilience but as real, vibrant narratives of success. Cheers to breaking the mold! #WomenOfIndia #BreakingTheMold

So, here’s to Indian society: a grand theater where women play pivotal roles, yet their scripts are often rewritten by outdated norms. It’s time for a new script, one where women are not just characters but the lead actors of their own stories. #NewNarratives #LeadActors

Dr Dear (AM I LOVING SATIRES NOW!0MG)

That's great ladoo ji