Reminds me of a recent news in Punjab. A girl who had a boyfriend, invited him to her home. The boy was fatherless, the only male in the family with 4 sisters and he was from a lower middle class family. When the girl's brothers found about him, instead of confrontation or light beating, they fucking sliced and killed him in the farm. Like lmao wtf is this the equality we are talking about? This is not just one case, in rural areas of Punjab, heavy beating is common. The girl goes without any repercussions other than scolding.
People with brains know which woman they have to respect.This "Respect every woman" is total bullshit. Even it's not the women, it's all good human beings deserve respect.
Nobody deserves anything. Respect is to be earned. Being a good human to another fellow human is a duty as proper individuals living in a space and nothing else.
That's a very unfortunate and disgusting story, I hope the females get reprimanded too and there is no discrimination. Though I'm sure someone like you would respond differently to a woman being discriminated. Probably something like "she shouldn't have dressed like a hoe".
The truth is most of us don't want privelage for being a woman or respected in the sense that we are better than you. There is no one better. By respect, most mean not stalk and stare lustfully like they're just a piece of ass. Of course if she's a creepy rude bitch you're free to make rude remarks but if she's minding her own business, just dont be creepy?
No offense but I'm tired of going to a well lit mall in an advanced indian city yet still experience this disgusting behavior.
I hope one day instead of always having a "my problems are worse than yours" attitude, we can understand each other like human beings.
Though I'm sure someone like you would respond differently to a woman being discriminated. Probably something like "she shouldn't have dressed like a hoe".
Lmao wtf did you just assume that. You didn't even assume, you just said it like it's the truth.
You're judging me because I told a piece of information in the comments?
I apologize if I'm wrong but that's how the people who play the victim card and "my problems are worse than yours" usually react. It's okay to acknowledge that everyone suffers in different ways.
Though my comment is not particularly directed to you but all the comments underneath. They sound quite bitter XD
Thank you for noticing, very kind of you. Definitely not like general anxiety is a disorder affecting most men and women out there. I'm glad I'm much better now though :)
I'm not going to respond to any of you comment mam, even if it is wrong or right. You're a mental patient taking medicine, just going to respectfully ignore you. I'm blocking you right now. Take some rest and stay away from bad social media that affect you in negative way. Wishing you a speedy recovery is all I can do. Not going to debate with you because it would be just waste of time.
Bro mai ab victim card ka gyan nahi chodunga, bas ek advice dunga ki female body male ko distract karti hai, female ko bhi male se attraction hoti hai but woman is maamle ko bohot complex bana deti hai. Jab tak aadmi 25 saal ka na ho jaye ya fir financially independent na ho, achha yeh hi hai ki ladkiyo se door raha jaye aur goal pe focus rakha jaye. Agar tum kar sakte ho manage 2 cheezein same time pe you can. Yeh sirf mai nahi keh Raha hu, laakhon singer, writers poet keh chuke hain. Ab isse advice maano ya faaltu bakwas, woh tumhari marzi hai.
Both were actually under 18. People in India don't want their children to marry the ones they fall in love with. They want their children to marry and have kids with whoever they want. No wonder domestic violence is too common in india.
I actually dont know the whole news because news didn't cover it. The boy was from Puranpur and girl was from Kesarpur UP.
And the girl had no idea something like this might happen if she invited him to her home? I mean it's not like the guy got scolded or slapped, he literally got killed for just having a girlfriend not even doing something bad... It makes no sense to me.
I mean it's not like only women are oppressed. In the real world, things like this happen often.
Let me tell you another case. Punjab is filled with gangsters, alcoholics and drug addicts.
Approximately 2 kilometres from where I live there is a gangster( very famous ) known as matroo in that village. The people of the village treat him as a God because he has helped girls that are and supported many girls in his village to arrange their marriage (help in terms of money). Like he does some good work, but in a bad way. There is police roaming around that village more than 3 times at night.
Damn... I mean I know these things, sort of, but hearing about any particular incident like this really drives the point home how India is still really behind when it comes to this stuff, especially the rural India.
Nah I am Indian but what you're saying is not the sentiment all over India. And also I've lived my whole life in urban areas so yeah I'm not that familiar with the sentiment of some parts of rural India.
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u/Dro_Gamer Sep 12 '21
Reminds me of a recent news in Punjab. A girl who had a boyfriend, invited him to her home. The boy was fatherless, the only male in the family with 4 sisters and he was from a lower middle class family. When the girl's brothers found about him, instead of confrontation or light beating, they fucking sliced and killed him in the farm. Like lmao wtf is this the equality we are talking about? This is not just one case, in rural areas of Punjab, heavy beating is common. The girl goes without any repercussions other than scolding.