The Economics Of Modern Relationships
More women have careers & financial independence. In the context of relationships, how do the economics play out?
More women have careers & financial independence. In the context of relationships, how do the economics play out?
There is a certain kind of woman I’ve been noticing – The woman who can’t decide it she wants to be the Nice Girl or the Business Skirt.
I’m dissecting the (un)holy state of matrimony. The wedding is a pretty massive start. Jewellery, outdated rituals and more.
If you had to choose between breathtaking beauty and Einstein-like brains, what would you pick?
Men who provide services (waitstaff, plumbers etc.) show their misogyny in their behaviour to woman customers. Even if we are the ones paying the bill. Indian men would literally rather lose a customer than serve a woman.
The man is now available on sale just as well and my gender has always enjoyed shopping. Let’s look at what The Man Shop has to offer.
‘My Fair Lady’ got me thinking about the gender politics of a man trying to mold a woman.
A poem about the Modern Woman. The image is a rangoli I did, copying the cover of Diwali Malar.
Don’t we all know a guy who promises the world to every second girl, believing correctly that she’ll keep it to herself because, it still isn’t done for a girl to admit that she’s been with a guy? There is nothing to check him from repeating the same over and over again in future relationships.
I first wrote about the hand in the crowd for Blank Noise Project’s blog-a-thon. The post featured on Yahoo! Real Beauty and also on BlogAdda’s Spicy Picks.