Wednesday, 25 December 2013

Marriage is a Social Evil

It is very sad for me to think in this manner but I absolutely can't help. In the very beginning I want to clarify that it's my personal opinion and I don't force anything upon anybody.

"Marriage is a Social Evil"..both for women and men....predominantly women.."is what I think"..

I think marriage plays a very significant role in the rise of domestic violence...generally domestic violence is associated with women.....so think about this..had the thing called marriage did not exist there would not have been any sort of domestic crime at anybody's house because the woman would not have to change her place of living and begin to stay at somebody else's house...which is a problem...because at the remote places of India, women don't work, even in the metro cities, women don't work...sometimes willingly and sometimes forcefully...willingly because most of them were taught by their parents from their childhood that women are meant to stay back at home and look and care for the family.......by saying this I don't mean that women shouldn't look after the family but what about the husbands......don't they have any responsibility?

Now, I'll tell you why marriage is a social evil.....first of all I think commitment is what is important and there's no need to mark it by performing some rituals which carry absolutely no value.....mostly rituals are performed on the pretext of demand from god...now why would God want you to perform these rituals? How is it going to benefit? See, it's not a question of benefiting or losing, it's about logic? Do you think god would forgive a criminal who has killed 10 people because he is very diligent with rituals or do you think honesty is more important? So here lies my point, being loyal and HONEST to your partner is more important than MARRIAGE.... Now people would ask what if somebody cheats in a relationship? To answer that question I would say that it's better to live alone than living with somebody who doesn't love you.

Another thing which is why I'm strictly against marriage is because people tend to think marriage is life for women. Why does a woman have to change her surname after marriage or mark the marriage by wearing "shidoor" or those "shakha and pola" and etc etc..Marriage is a part of life, IT IS NOT YOUR LIFE.........People don't understand this point......Women leave their jobs for marriage, sometimes they don't start working only BEASUSE ONE DAY THEY WILL GET MARRIED? Companies don't give jobs to women apprehending that they would soon resign either for marriage or for pregnancy...Still, in this 21st century, in laws have problems if the wives work outside...my point is, what is the need of leaving your own house and living in somebody else's house after marriage...a woman should never compromise on her individuality, no matter what.....she should never take somebody else's surname or even add it....she is supposed to make her children use her surname because she is the one who is carrying the baby for 9 months not the husband........I don't know what kind of a society I'm living in....where the women leaves her house, stays at somebody else's house, changes her surname, carries a baby for 9 month, gives birth to it and once it's out, the baby adopts the father's surname....and most importantly, THE GUY OF A FAMILY IS REPONSIBLE TO CARRY THE FAMILY FORWARD......what non-sense is this? Where is the standpoint of the girl? Does she have no importance? Technically, with her help the family is moving forward......

What I firmly believe in is the rituals were created by spiritual PEOPLE before...they were also people, just like you and me...they used to fool others saying that this is what God wants from us and since people weren't educated at that time, they used to engulf everything they said and this is how everything got started...so I don't think just because people have been following the culture, we have to also do the same........it's time to bring a change and put a full stop to all these things.......It's time that women should learn to find their way through and compete with men......and as for men, marriage has trapped them as well.....may be not by social ritual wise but there are many men who suffer for marriage which should stop....women should learn to loosen the grip and provide space for men to breathe and marriage is not life, it's only a part so it's better to not get married and live happily ever after....

Thursday, 3 January 2013

HOW CAN WE HELP STOP RAPE

The most discussed and spoken topic in the recent times..''RAPE''..

The question that arises there after,'' What is the punishment? ''

No. 1 -  Hang them.
             So, all the pain the victim went through can be removed by just a pull of a rope !

No. 2 - Jail them.
            Okay, so our hard-earned money will be used in feeding the rapists. Alright, even if that happens, will the accused stop raping after coming out of the jail?


No. 3 - Castrate them.
            Well that sounds good. Excruciating them in the same manner they have done.

But the question still remains unanswered, ''Will this stop the rape culture?''

'' Will the crude minds stop ravishing girls fearing the consequences? ''
  
    Very very difficult to determine.

Holding candle light vigils may cause the government to amend the laws but it will not stop the spread of the epidemic psychological disease that drives these beasts to exploit girls.

Few days after the sad gang rape case took place in the so-called capital of the country, another similar rape happened again on a moving bus in the former capital of the country.

Is there a single percent shame left in the people of this vast country?

According to the statistics, in every 22 minutes, one rape is happening.
Is this the country where I live in?

Where will we go for help?
To the police to get raped for another time?

Will the future generation call themselves Indians with pride or in shame?
What if the disease passes on to the gen-next as well?

What can I do?

Well, nothing other than sit and write pages after pages to vent out my agony.
Will that help?
Can I go and sack the politicians who breed rapists?
Do I have the authority?
Do I live in a democracy?
If I give up my life, will the rape culture come to an end?

NOTHING, I CAN DO NOTHING.
ABSOLUTELY NOTHING.

Sometimes I wonder, did the freedom fighters fight to release our country from the foreign rule to give a platform to the rapists to rape?
Is this another revolution?


SAD, VERY VERY SAD.

Just like Pakistan is associated with Terrorism,
soon India will be associated with Rapism.