by ShrutiHaasan on Oct 7, 2022
9566 members
1228 posts
In the older times, chudails were the "female bhoots" instilled with negativity. Who was not liked by many but feared by all. But today, if a woman stands up for herself or even does something little for her own hapyshe is labelled as a bad woman. Today times have changed but also some people have gone too far with their orthodox mentality. Do you think with times and eras shifting women are being called out for things which are not so "witchy" ???
4
2
2
Answer
A
480d
・answered 480 days ago
Yes definitely, forget the west India has always been slightly open when it comes to sexuality but look at today's landscape where some are either accepting or they straight up hate on other sexualities.
0
Comment
n
480d
・answered 480 days ago
Absolutely yes. We will get criticized for something or the other.
0
Comment
480d
p
479d
・answered 479 days ago
yes, and if taking stand for herself is named by" chudail" then it will be ok in this period of time as to deal with devil, chudail comes along side by side. A women sometimes takes decisions to overcome the shady times, which comes with lot of negativity itself..
0
Comment
Load more
Trending Communities
OW
Caste-based
OW
Eco-feminism
BB
Caste-based
BK
Cultural
T
Caste-based
WW
Literature
FH
Caste-based
Literature
SO
Literature
प
Radical
Load more
More Questions Like This
Top discussionpooja ma'am kabh tak aaoge?
Top discussionCan an Indian divorcee girl age 32 get married again? @Relationshipcoachchitkala
Top discussionma'am can u come live now ?
Popular opinionIs it really tough as a single woman (separated, divorced, widowed, unmarried) in India? Can you share your experiences, both pleasant or unpleasant? @Zanzanil
Popular opinionHey @Zanzanil My sister recently got divorced. Being an engineer she was treated like a slave, she tried to make it work for one whole year, you just can't believe what she went through… In spite of being intelligent, beautiful and well-educated, she was afraid to leave that hell just thinking of what people would think about her. Why is divorce still a taboo for women in India? Even though the husband physically abuses her, society expects women to adjust. Why?
Popular opinionHey girls, have you ever wondered why it's always us asking to tie a rakhi? Why don't boys need our protection? Are we really seen as incapable of defending ourselves? What do you think?
Top discussionhiii hello sir 5 sal se rilesan h or ab pta nhi kya ho rha h kafi ldaiya bhi ho rhi h or kuch shi nhi chal rha h to aap btao kya wo ladka ab shi h ya hme alg ho jana chiy kya ab
Popular opinionI'm so tired of Indian men putting Russian women on a pedestal and claiming they are the "ideal wives." If Russian culture produces such perfect marriages, then why are the divorce rates there so high? As an Indian woman, it's frustrating to constantly hear we are inferior while data shows relationships fail everywhere. I wish men would open their eyes to reality instead of buying into these misogynistic stereotypes. @RC_Mayanka
Popular opinionI am 17 (F). Absolutely terrified to come out to my parents. I'm financially dependent on them for my studies. What if they kick me out? Are there any resources for financially independent queer women in India?
Popular opinionMy family keeps pressuring me to get married, but the thought of being with a man terrifies me. I'm not even sure how to tell them I like girls. Any tips for young queer women dealing with societal expectations in India?
Trending creators for you
See AllTrending communities for you
See AllWW
Inviting creative minds to share their short stories and read the stories shared by other members. Let's grow together💕more
we know that we all are very special. So let's share this filling together more
SO
119
5A million roles amalgamated in One. women empowerment, fight out and be all strong and powerful.more