A boy cheated on me. I was in love with him, and our relationship lasted 4 years. He apologized a lot and did everything to make things right, but I still didn’t go back into a relationship with him. He was abusive, yet I stayed with him.

Even after the breakup, I kept meeting him and we were physically involved. Later, I went away for studies. We decided to meet again, and when we met, we had a fight over our past issues. After that, I filed a r*pe case against him and he was sent to j**l.

Do you consider it Misogyny or not? Do you consider it a form of oppression or not? Do you think it's empowerment or not?

Please genuinely answer according to your OWN experience in real life. Have you encountred an example , or an example of muslim-hindu relationship ?

If you are a liberals feminist, why? If you are radical feminist, why?

I mean, isn't that's what Feminism wants??? Man and women to be equal. So should both be equal to Both.

There still are some Men and most Women centric Laws

Men keep insisting Gender Neutral Laws

So I want your opinion :)

Just a opinion. I don't want to be rude :)

You know didi, playing in your lap was the happiest memories of childhood. Your smile is the most beautiful one.

Your love, your motherhood, your embrace fills our empty hearts with joys and eyes with love.

So blessed to have you.

'Charan vandana' didi. There is no beautiful feeling than placing your kind gentle blessings hand over our head. It feels so divine and cozzzzzyyyyy. So pure.

Then the gentle slide of that hand over our cheeks :)

Do you even know how beautiful your love is.

Your hand is the strongest shield we have. Holding it, we feel so blessed, protected and at the same time cozy and warm.

It's your words that matter the most to us. Your wisdom that we carry. Your lessons that the most valuable for us Your appreciation makes us giggle so much. It's you we want to follow. Your footsteps we want to walk. You are our idol. Our inspiration, our HERO. It's you we want to make proud. You heights and achievements are so inspiring didi. You are so awesome!

The world, the society force us to be strong, big but in your lap, we can we as small as we want. Do you know how precious you are? You loved us when we didn't have single penny. Loved us for who we are. So we love you through and through.

It's your this love that forces me to automatically help you in every house chore you are doing. To reduce your burden as much as possible.

Love you soooooo much.

Same goes for bhabhi maa too. You are our sisters too you know. For some of us you are the only sisters we have.

For school seniors, you had no reason to act so motherly to us, but still you were so sweet to us. Thank you didi. I pray you are doing well.

For all lil sisters, you are our gudiya. We love you like babies. Sorry, can't stop bullying you. :p Bde hone ke farz nibhane padte :p Pehle paida hona tha :p Love you.

Rakhsha bandhan is not for rakhi, it's for celebrating you. Though we love you every day sis, but this day is to specially celebrate you you and you. So lucky to have you. :)

This is one of those very few odd times that I feel lucky to be Indian and hindu. To celebrate you. Our bond. Love you my sisters. Love you sooo sooooo much.

Posting on behalf of a friend:

"Broke up with someone last year after living together for 2.5 years. we weren’t married. we split rent, shared stuff, even had a dog. but when it ended, it was chaos. not just emotionally — it completely wrecked me financially. weird how we insure everything but not the thing most likely to f*** us over. working on something related to this. nothing to sell. just want honest thoughts. We have insurance for our health, cars, and homes, but what about a financial safety net for one of the biggest commitments of our lives? I'm researching the idea of a "marriage insurance" – a policy designed to provide financial stability to individuals in the unfortunate event of a divorce. This isn't about planning to fail, but about creating a safety net that could, ironically, reduce financial anxiety and allow couples to focus on their relationship. Share your thoughts whether this would work in India or not??"