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American woman saying “Marry Indian man. You’ll be more beautiful, his family will treat you well and he’ll care for you” But in comments some Indian women are attacking her and spreading hate I usually don’t post such content but why are they so offended by a compliment about Indian men?

When feminists want to smash patriarchy, they look at women's responsibilities & duties from the lens of oppression and suffering. But, they look at men's responsibilities and duties, from the lens of privilege and authority. They purposefully ignore the sacrifice, suffering and compromises hidden behind what looks like privilege.

10/10 marks on highlighting the marriage pressure women face. Who will talk about the guy who she gets forcibly married to? He faces the worse consequences of that - a bad marriage - usually ending in divorce - false cases, alimony or some times, even murder. She takes her revenge from the society by inflicting it on the man (her husband), who doesn't even see it coming. And nobody talks about this side of the story - neither the news channels, nor the social media.

It’s unbelievable that even today, the daughter’s marital status continues to be a measure of family’s success and pride. And the lack of ‘married’ tag is still the family’s shame. I see young educated women including doctors, nurses and health care workers succumb to family ‘pressure’ one way or another, almost every other day. It’s a shame that many belonging to the so called liberated Gen Z still need to be rescued from their own families. Indian society is the most hypocritical one. #RantOver

Love that never apologises can’t be love. In true love, apologies come naturally; sometimes to accept the genuine wrong and at times to just soften the stalemate and prioritize the love. Somebody who never apologises in a relationship is never truly in love. Ego & Love can’t coexist. #Doyam