Life is soo fucking unpredictable! You never know what'll happen to you the next second
Leave all your ego and toxicity aside and try being humble .
There's no better way of living other than this .
“Men go through false rape cases” ok then stop having sex with women. Don’t put yourself in dangerous situations. Stay home. Don’t let women into your house. Don’t give sexual vibes. Be a good boy and don’t ask for it.
Please do. The police has to take the word randi seriously.
It is being thrown around casually on the internet for women.
And being used to control young girls by their parents.
If I go to jail for calling myself randi, all the men who called me randi will have to go too.
I’m with you on this. Make sure I end up in jail.
I’ll go happily to make a change for people to take verbal abuse against women seriously.
#ProudRandi
Watch my YouTube video -
I am a PROUD RANDI
https://t.co/2G5tmYUMqR
The fact that people will file FIRs against me for calling myself #ProudRandi but stay quiet when men say this shit is why India will never have a feminist movement.
Where is the outrage on his tweet? Why is no one filing an FIR on him?
I was called Randi when I started making feminist content. And I felt helpless. Frustrated.
The comments came in thousands. How can you possibly report them?
And no one seems to say anything to these men. They know there are no consequences.
I am not someone who likes to stay quiet when mistreated.
I am not brought up this way.
My parents have taught me to express my frustration and anger.
Not ignore it.
And rightly so.
ALL women should be angry that we are called Randi.
That men get a free pass to say this type of nonsense. I expect better from men. You should too.
Watch my YouTube video -
I am a PROUD RANDI
https://t.co/IVroxygxrm
I don't understand why people are raging over this video and calling it a rage-baiting content. I honestly can't see any problem with it. In fact, I largely agree with her. She isn't wrong. Men roaming around in towels or chaddis/knickers inside homes is not new. They do it freely and without any shame. They can even roam like that outside, pee in public, or go around in underwear on beaches/ghats without any shame or embarrassment. Meanwhile, if a woman wears even a sleeveless top, it becomes an act of 'behayayi' in our so called traditional society. We know it has never been equal for both!
Men/fathers/brothers, they do it because it's normalised for males. Women don't because they are taught from the beginning to cover themselves up, to stay 'decent'. I know most of you understand this too. In fact, that's exactly why many of you are raging over this obvious point she raised. While the rule says moms ( or the women in your house) must cover up, dads (men) can roam shirtless, in towels or knickers freely.
And before anyone jumps in to say 'oh another feminist's here asking for her right to be naked in front of kids to make them uncomfortable'— calm down! Nobody said that. That's not the point. She's only pointing out the gender hypocrisy that has existed for long. The problem is not the towel or the sleeveless top; the problem is the different rules set for each gender. Kids see it, they learn it, and they carry that same conditioning with them.
Also, to those saying women's breasts are sexual organs, please check again— men's chests are sexual too. Men too have nerve endings that can be stimulated for sexual pleasures. It's just that they don't carry the same taboo as women, because men's bodies were never sexualised the way women's bodies were.
This hypocrisy runs deep in our society. The same trad men who call western women 'asabhya' for wearing bikinis and short clothes, and praise Indian women for being 'sanskari' (i.e., for being covered up), shamelessly roam around in knickers themselves (different genders, different rules). The shame around women's bodies exists only because men have sexualised them. Whether it's about covering up or revealing, both are happening because of the male gaze and for serving men's interest, instead of letting women have autonomy over their bodies, and setting equal rules for both the genders.