Women are responsible for their own lives and are capable of making decisions, so why are Indian parents so quick to say ‘Shaadi‘ whenever you want to do remotely anything for yourself?
If you’re a desi daughter who wants to live her life – travel, study or even hang out with her friends, you’ve probably been told ‘shaadi ke baad jo karna hai kar lena‘ aka do whatever you want once you’re married. This sad-ass dialogue has haunted women for generations.
A flawed desi parent logic, it never made sense and daughters across the world are tired of fighting this bias comment. One such daughter, Twitter user and Lawyer, Swati decided to call out her parents for their “Get married and do whatever you like” remark and her father’s response is a sweet sight of great communication.
Recently my parents pulled a
— Swati K. (@mynameswatik) July 2, 2021
“Get married and do whatever you like”.
So, I thought of answering them through texts. pic.twitter.com/EBoz2LqnsQ
Twitter obviously related to the comment and hyped up Swati for standing up for herself.
I really like your spirit of raising voice against injustice of any kind. You just explained how injustice starts to take shape in the society from our very own house on some innocent level.
— Abhishek Maitra (@M_abhi1) July 2, 2021
Parents need to come up with something new. These excuses are so cliche, yeh sab sunke shadi karne wala bhi na kare..
— AB (@jingado) July 2, 2021
Ok amma meri😂😂😂 papaji gave up..
— Hidayattulla Galsulk (@galsulk) July 2, 2021
Choose higher education of our choice then do whatever you want
— Rationa (@Rationa32) July 2, 2021
Get career of our choice then…
Get married, then…
Have children, then…
It never stops.
If someone else is making all major choices of my life, do I even have a life of my own?
love this conversation,parents and child should talk on this things more
— Zeldris (@Zeldris01224073) July 2, 2021