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[★ @Luv_Xcuses]

Patriarchy is so deeply rooted that a woman risking her body through pregnancy and childbirth is treated as ordinary, while a man doing a few household chores is praised as exceptional.

[A✰ @Avazoey_]

I said what I said.

[callmebyourname @yourmishtidoi]

you wud have to be living under a rock not to know her. every win of hers feels personal to every woman watching

[💃 @Nikitaxing]

@akki_bauer22_ @harshvi2point0 I can't unsee Dhinchak Pooja now 😭😭😭

[Modihh @yogitss__]

Women aren't feminists because we hate men, we are feminists because men hate us.

[Shrija @plot_twistttt]

Women don't hate marriages. They hate what comes with being married.

Always the last one to eat, picking up plates, folding clothes, tucking their savings away, and breathing only when no one else is in the room.

When a girl gets married and crosses a new threshold, she's not asked but almost always expected to be lesser, quieter, and make do with whatever she's given.

If I could erase one word from the existence, it would be 'adjusť. Because I have seen my mother adjust her entire life. And I hate it.

Young girls grow up watching their mothers playing God. A God entirely too sacrificial in nature to have a life of their own. And this instils into us a wavering belief in the concept of marriage.

Because we don't want to be Gods. We just want to be humans, and then girlfriends, wives and mothers.

[Ƹ̵̡⁠Ӝ̵̨̄⁠Ʒ @_Rileybennet]

you can say that again

[jezz @JezziiB]

Feminism isn't extreme. What's extreme is women still fighting for basic rights in 2026

[𝓑𝓲𝓰 𝓜𝓪𝓻𝓪🧚🏾‍♀️🪬🪽 @_ama_rachi]

No part of childbearing appeals to me.
Not the pregnancy stage, the birthing stage, the breast feeding stage or the lifelong devotion stage. None.