Hippo got drunk and threw her 9 month old baby into a lake.
She was having an affair.
- You slay, girl
- Princess treatment or nothing
- All women are goddesses
- Clock it
- Girl, you ate
- My body, my choice
- Literally a baddie
Why did she delete such a cute innocent baby?
Watched a show - Pritam and Pedro
> So basically, a politician's son gets kidnapped.
> Turns out his wife had a relationship with a chapri criminal in college.
> Her chapri lover went to jail.
> She married the politician for his money.
> She hid her past from him.
> Now he threatened to leak her pictures with him.
> So she planned her son's kidnapping with him to extort 5 crores from her husband.
Take a lesson from this. If you are a reputable man, never marry such girls.
The past always matters. Later, if her past comes out, your dignity will end.
Especially if you are from a good family.
Marry a virgin girl without a past.
Such a woman is a disgrace to society.
Imagine sympathising with a murderer.
She is a sick pharmacist working at @HaleonIndia.
I hope @HaleonIndia
fires her asap.
Now, Indian Feminists are celebrating the murder of Pune Businessman Ketan Agarwal and justifying his murder by his Fiancée Siya Goyal as a revenge against Male Gender. Imagine the kind of risk her husband may be having to his life.
Yesterday, I came across a poster on Alimony Gopal near P. L. Deshpande Garden, Pune that raised some important questions. In certain cases, we hear of demands such as ₹40 lakh for a marriage that lasted only 40 days, and sometimes even higher amounts like ₹50 lakh or ₹1 crore for 3-6 months of marriage.
No man or woman should have to suffer due to the misuse of laws. Justice must be fair, balanced, and based on the facts and circumstances of each case.
What we need is justice for all, accountability for all, and respect for all—not a system where any individual is treated unfairly because of their gender.
They met in college.
Love at first sight.
Both families agreed.
The wedding was beautiful.
He worked in finance.
She worked in marketing.
Two salaries.
One dream.
Then life happened.
Year two of marriage.
EMI on the flat.
EMI on the car.
Office pressure on both sides.
Coming home tired.
Eating in silence.
Sleeping with phones.
The promised love didn't just end.
It evaporated.
That's when he appeared.
A colleague.
A "good listener."
He asked the right questions.
She gave honest answers.
For the first time in months, she felt heard.
He said: "You should speak to someone."
He even had a name.
A number.
The counsellor listened for 40 minutes.
Then delivered her verdict.
"You deserve so much better than this."
No reconciliation discussed.
No communication tools suggested.
Just: you deserve better.
Then came the twist nobody sees coming.
The counsellor handed her a card.
"She's a very good advocate.
She helped me too."
The advocate heard 10 minutes of the story.
Did not ask for the husband's version.
Looked up and said:
"You have a very strong case."
Then added: "You should be independent now."
Independent.
That word landed like a bomb.
498A was filed the next week.
Cruelty.
Dowry harassment.
Cognizable.
Non-bailable.
He was home on a Tuesday evening.
Police knocked.
He didn't understand what was happening.
NCRB data tells the rest.
1 Lakh+ such cases per year.
Conviction rate: 13%.
He hired an advocate too.
And after 3 years of case in the court he said:
"Brother, let's just settle.
This will drag forever."
The settlement ran into crores.
Monthly maintenance: lakhs per month.
She was employed.
Earning well.
The judge granted it anyway.
Both advocates shook hands after.
Now zoom out.
The office friend who "listened."
The counsellor who "cared."
The wife's advocate who "fought."
The husband's advocate who "helped."
The judge who "decided."
Different designations.
One direction.
One wallet.
The husband's.
This is not a coincidence.
This is a supply chain.
Entry point: emotional vulnerability.
Product: manufactured conflict.
Raw material: a struggling marriage.
Output: extracted wealth.
No laws broken.
Everything perfectly legal.
This industry runs at an estimated Rs. 10,000 crore annually.
Across every metro.
Every tier-2 city.
Targeting educated, dual-income urban couples.
The constitution lists victims.
The husband is not among them.
That word.
Deliberately absent.
He will work for the next 20 years.
Not for his dream.
For a settlement he signed.
Under a system that never once asked his side.
When will we stop assuming the man is guilty before he speaks?
PS: This post is not against divorce.
This is against the industry built around it.
Pune spoke.
For years, men’s issues were mocked, ignored, or brushed aside as if they didn’t exist.
Now men are stepping onto the streets and asking a simple question:
Why should a failed marriage become a lifetime financial punishment?
From alimony abuse to endless litigation, thousands of men are silently paying the price while the system refuses to acknowledge their struggles.
Good to see men coming together in Pune and raising their voices peacefully for legal reforms and gender-neutral laws.
Ignoring a problem doesn’t make it disappear.
Men’s rights are human rights.
Meet Aishwarya Mohanraj
She is a stand-up comedian & worked with Amazon in stand-up comedy show
When she was asked to say something funnier, she went on to say that :
"When my brother was born, my mother cried a lot. My mother wanted to cut off his private part, but the shameless nurse didn't let her do it in hospital. But as a woman I idolise my mom so, I'll fulfill her dream. When she has a son, she'll surely chop off his private part."(Hand gesture)
This has become the standard for comedy shows in India, and the scary thing is that when she said this, the other women present in the room were laughing, what kind of mother will they become in the future?
Indian men you are expected to constantly watch your every step and think twice about everything in this increasingly hypocritical society.
Hope you guys agree?
A man cracks a joke and loses his career.
Meanwhile, women accused in cases that dominated national headlines are out on bail, keeping their jobs, or facing no visible consequences.
The message to ordinary men is crystal clear:
You don't need to commit a crime to lose everything.
An allegation, a controversy, or simply being on the wrong side of public outrage is enough.
While the entire country debates a man's words, nobody asks why accountability disappears when the accused is a woman.
One man loses his livelihood.
Others keep their freedom.
And we're still told this system is fair.
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Everyone enjoyed the cringe content including the host Pranit More and many women in the audience. There are ten times more objectionable and cringe contents available on YouTube and Instagram by many female stand up comedians but lets reserve all our outrage only for this 370 rupees Guy.
If a woman is making cringe remarks then its Empowerment and when a Man does the same then he is misogynist and need to be fired from his Job and get arrested. We do not like to support remarks made by Himanshu Jangra but then why we do not show same outrage when Women do the same?
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This guy has been fired from Job
Meanwhile :
Nikita Singhania continues to work with Accenture
Shilpa Shinde is openly saying Jo ukhaadna hai ukhaad lo
Judge Rita Kaushik got promoted
Jasleen Kaur is chilling in Canada
Hitesha Chandranee has daily brand deals
EQUALITY 🤡