Feminine Strength In The Room
I read ‘Room’ and ‘See What You Made Me Do’ to understand why men hurt women. They were triggering but they helped me find strength.
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I read ‘Room’ and ‘See What You Made Me Do’ to understand why men hurt women. They were triggering but they helped me find strength.
What is it about our dressing that incites such violent responses in other people? Do we find it ourselves in response to other fashion rebellion?
In how many ways shall I experience grief? I watched THAPPAD and thought about all the people who have hit me. In plural
When a wave of stories about men’s atrocities began coming out a couple of years ago, she and I found ourselves shoulder to shoulder and talking. And we also discovered a mutual love of sarees, especially when personalised to our contemporary lifestyles.
It’s cotton season! I love summer because it’s the perfect time for my cotton sarees.
I went on just one date in February. It felt familiar but not identical. I had had a date a lot like this one, over 12 years ago.
The saree expresses the feminine and the individualistic with strength and without aggression. It’s my tribe.
I hope the whirling never ends. Then I remember, nothing is endless.
It is the face of a woman that the world likes to call a Strong Woman. It is a tired look. A jaded look. A bored look. A dismissive look.
So he got bored and decided to create two of himself? And that turned out to be another struggle?