Only male protestors are being brutally assaulted by armed forces, their female friends are not coming forward in protection. Forces are not even touching females. Men must understand the game.
A mom cooking and taking care of the family is considered “unpaid labor.”
A dad sacrificing everything for his family? Apparently, that’s just his duty.
Disturbing video of a Hoenda Sherni strangling a kid, and slamming his head multiple times on the floor.
The video gets banned due to Indian Gov regulations for Twitter
Thank you Mudi Ji. Due to your Gov, the violent crimes of women remain hidden.
And women pretend to be Devi.
Akola: Women passengers on Badnera-Akola train beat a man accused of molesting a girl, then applied lipstick to his face as punishment. Now sparking massive reactions online
Why can't feminists do anything without spreading hate against men?
Isn't this misandry?
Imagine the outrage if a man posted the same thing.
But men are the kinder gender, so you'll never see men posting this.
Do you remember how she falsely accused an innocent delivery worker of attacking her?
He was arrested without any proof.
Later, he was released and filed an FIR against her, but she didn't face any punishment.
This judgement doesn’t mean a wife can’t demand or claim..
Your wife even claim Taj Mahal as if she is Mumtaz..
She will get it or not depends on you and your right attitude and mindset.
make up companies are pulling a next level scam on indian men, imagine thinking you married a vanilla cake & it turned out to be dhanbad coal mine.
Even people with terminal illnesses like cancer don't play the victim as much as girls with periods.
Their entire lives revolve around periods, mood swings, and such.
Women have lived for thousands of years, had periods, and given birth.
Crazy how a man doing chivalrous things is praised as a gentleman. Holding her bag, cooking food, etc., makes him seem more loving and caring, while a woman cooking food for her boyfriend suddenly becomes a maid, is considered oppressed in the relationship, and is seen as a victim of patriarchy.
The idea of a “real man” for women is whatever fits their ideology and benefits them. That’s the hypocrisy.
I have no sympathy for this accused. If the law believes a public parade is justified, so be it.
But here's the question everyone avoids:
Why does this "zero tolerance" disappear when women are accused of meticulously planning and brutally killing their husbands?
Why weren't Siya, Sonam, and others subjected to the same public treatment?
Justice isn't justice if it changes with the accused's gender.
Either the law is blind—or it's selectively blind.