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yes i know i am crazy.
Originally posted by: indygirl
No you aren't crazy !!😆 I love your
passion , i was just like you at your age . ... ( Although i
choose to do a few things Feminists would scorn at me .....but i do it
out of love).
...
I am glad to see a feminist in you !!😛 Just don't burn a bra !!😆
I (to the extreme annoyance of my mother) am a feminist and a liberal and when i view our culture i see oppression. IT isn't due to one religion because the subcontinent has tons of religions yet the oppression is the same for all women. All over the subcontinent women r treated unfairly first by their parents, then by their relatives and then by their in-laws. i mean when a girl is born her parents r happy but the joy is so much more when they have a son. If a woman had 6 daughters and 1 son she would love her son so much more and neglect her daughters and be so ashamed about the fact that she has 6daughters yet watch a woman have 6 sons and 1 daughter then she'll love her daughter more but she wont neglect her sons. She will walk around like she is this big-shot because she has 6 sons. In our society women are blamed if they dont have sons yet scientifically its the man who determines the gender of the baby. Then the women in our society have to be so careful of what they say what they do or how they behave because society will label them bad if they dont. If a man and a woman have relations the and woman gets pregnant then nobody bothers about the father and everybody is like what a bad girl to do this to her parents and their izzat and what about the guy's family tehy dont have any problems. If any of u saw lajja with manisha, mahima, rekha u can remember some of the sexism tehy showed in the movie. In our culture a woman is less than her husband she has to listen to him do what he wants and be good to him even if he isn't to her. It is a woman's job to make sure that she saves her home from ruin for her children but the man doesn't have to worry.In our culture all the responsibility for making the house a home rest on the woman. In our society women have to work harder because no matter the fact that they work outside the house they r the ones responsible for working inside the house as well. After the marriage a man can support his family with the money he makes but a woman can't support hers. A woman should take care of her husband's family and live with them and be nice to them and support them but he doesn't have to do that for her family. It just seems that after becoming educated all we have done is increase our own work. Now we work outside of the homes and then we come back and work inside the homes and we support our husband's family because he feels easier knowing that he has our money to fall back on so he supports his family as much as he can. Even now the concept of sharing responsibility is viewed with disdain and i just feel that we haven't made any progress we are still not good to our women. we are still very conservative we have just covered it up.
I totally agree and believe the females are oppressed in our culture, which is not only sad but cruel at times especially in small towns and villages at least in India, I really do not know about the rest of the subcontinent.
In most of our Indian states like Punjab, the ratio of the male to females has come down drastically, so the cruelty beings from the womb of the mother itself and at times she is willingly or unwillingly party to this, people fail to understand the consequences of such acts will only boomerang on them.
Females are most of the times discriminated and certain undue expectations are made; survival for them in service is a Herculean tasks especially in small and private firms not only they are made to work hard if they reject the unwanted attention, they are made to feel inferior and an mere object of desire.
I would believe most of us are also a party to such state of affairs for we are more interested in our own small world and ignore such wrong doings most of the time, for it not personally beneficial to us.
I would like to compliment the author for at least raising the topic and doing his part of arresting this injustice which highly prevalent in our society.
No, it is wrong to say that women are treated unfairly all over the subcontinent. Go to North East India - see the tribal Khasis, Jayantias - the picture is opposite there. Here the women are given more respect than men. The women has the right to inherit the family property. The men don't get any share. A child is known by the mother's name, rather than his/her fathers. Women make all the decisions, most of the women are working. If a child is born of a Khasi father and non Khasi mother, he/she will be looked down as a non Khasi. However, if the mother is a Khasi, and the father is say a Punjabi, the child will be treated as a Khasi. In fact, the men go to live at their wives place after marriage.
Originally posted by: Aparna_BD
mad_cap we are talking about women in general , as in majority . How large is the Khasi & Jayanti tribe vs a vs the general population of women in the Asian subcontinent - be it India ,Pakistan,Afganistan,Iran,Saudi Arabia ,Nepal etc etc .
I too never faced any discrimination from my family .........but do i represent the general plight of women ??????
i agree the women in general are discrminated, the statement of the authour may not have universal application, but in general the women are treated in unfair manner.