Equality in all cases?

Recently in school, we had to read this short story called "Trifels" and the story goes something like this:

It's not about the gender, ladies and gentlemen, it's about the person.

Originally posted by: -Nitya-

Recently in school, we had to read this short story called "Trifels" and the story goes something like this:

The woman is being kept away from happiness by her husband, NO physical or emotional abuse involved, it's just that he's a boring guy and he murders her parrot(some bird..I don't remember), which symbolizes her happiness. The woman kills her husband in the exact way that he had killed the bird, and when she gets trialled in court, she is proved innocent ONLY because of the fact that she is a female. She gets out of the murder just like that. No punishment nothing.

Women have been suffering for years now to get equality..now my question is ..should they get equality in all cases? or just in cases such as voting, jobs, etc.

Last week, I was watching an episode of Dil Mil Gaye (don't judge😆) and in the show, Ridhimma accused Sid(doc) of raping her, when in truth he was saving her from dying. NOW the thing is..NO ONE asked Sid for his side of the story..everyone had just assumed that since he was the guy and Ridhimma was the girl, maybe she was speaking the truth.

Why does every one listen to the woman's side only? Just because we are females, doesn't mean we always speak the truth. Why do some people refuse to acknowledge the fact that everyone can make mistakes, even women? JUST because Ridhimma was a girl, they just believed her with her word..Sid's whole career could've been ruined just because of her one misunderstanding.

Even though that's a show..the things they presented were surprisingly somewhat practical. 😲

Those two incidents got me thinking..Should women be treated in EVERY case or not?

What are your opinions..any other thoughts on this?

Originally posted by: PhoeniXof_Hades

It's not about the gender, ladies and gentlemen, it's about the person.

Enough said.

Btw, we'd had enough of these discussions. Check these out:

Reservation of women.

Why is feminist a negative word.

Originally posted by: debayon

Because in our society, women are considered as sensitive, tender women, much like they were some hundreds of years ago. However, people's perceptions haven't changed and they still believe that woman cannot lie. And some women take advantage of that mentality for there personal gain, which is indeed very sad.

Originally posted by: P1nk

Women are far more superior to men that's why.

Originally posted by: -Nitya-

I don't believe it has anything to do with superiority.😆 It's the matter of the female origins, how women are considered delicate and somewhat innocent?

Originally posted by: -Nitya-

I don't believe it has anything to do with superiority.😆 It's the matter of the female origins, how women are considered delicate and somewhat innocent?