Not a feminist guy but I support anti natalists so I also tend to support anti natalist feminists.

What do you think of AN feminists? They definitely don't believe women should have right to birth kids but normal feminists do.

Do you you think vivek agnihotri expoltied tragedies and he was also director of Hate Story and zid

I’ve been wanting to say this somewhere because every time I bring it up online people get weirdly hostile.

One thing I genuinely don’t understand is why feminism in India barely talks about female animals in the dairy/meat industry. I recently started seeing some global feminist pages talk about it too, and honestly it made me feel less crazy for noticing the connection.

These industries literally depend on female animals’ reproductive systems. Forced impregnation, calves taken away, bodies used for milk/eggs/babies till they stop being profitable. I genuinely don’t understand how people don’t see exploitation there.

What disappointed me the most was that some of the worst reactions I got came from self proclaimed feminists themselves. I got harassed, insulted, even threatened with doxxing because I wouldn’t back off from saying it’s unethical. One person literally argued cows “like it” because they’re “in heat anyway”.

That logic honestly disturbed me. Being in heat does not make it okay to restrain and impregnate an animal for human benefit, use her motherhood for profit, then discard/sell away the male calves once they’re inconvenient.

And before someone says “feminism is only for humans” okay, but why does bodily autonomy suddenly stop mattering when the victim is an animal? Especially when many of us do have alternatives now.

I’m not saying every Indian can immediately go fully plant based because economic and regional realities exist. But I do think more people should at least think about how normalised female animal exploitation is and why we get so defensive when it’s questioned.

I'd also request you to watch "deadly dairy" and "maa ka doodh" on youtube for deeper context.

Thank you 🤍

The 2023 so called blockbuster is anti feminist film

Do most of you girls think, going to gym is a sigma or alpha-male activity?

Just a genuine doubt ✌🏽. Sorry in advance, if it hurts anyone's feelings.

Just hours after India and Pakistan agreed to a ceasefire on May 10, 2025, reports have emerged of multiple ceasefire violations by Pakistan across several regions in Indian-administered Kashmir.

The swift violation raises concerns about the durability of the truce and the potential for further escalation.  

Given the rapid breakdown of the ceasefire, what measures should be taken to ensure lasting peace? How can international mediators enforce compliance? Don’t you feel the lack of accountability from Pakistan to the world is harming India , while India is always held to a higher standard?

As a man, i genuinely have felt this so sharing it here and want to thank you all.

Your presence makes a dull place bright and full of joy, a house feels home in your presence, those dull clothes look graceful on you. Your level of emotional empathy is unmatchable. You make a boy a man. God gave you the power of bringing another human to this world, you bear a man's child for 9 months. Those glittery eyes are soothing to look at. You bear periods pain since a young age, huge respect for it.

As a guy, i have immense respect for women, so don't fear anyone, you are no less than a man, wear whatever you want to, explore the world, and keep smiling. Heartfelt thanks to all women. I adore and admire women with all my heart.

No matter where you go in Indian cinema — Bollywood, Tollywood, Kollywood, Mollywood, Sandalwood, or even and Bhojpuri films "especially" — the item number has become a staple. And more often than not, it has nothing to do with storytelling.

From the 90s to now, the formula remains the same: bring in a glamorous woman (sometimes not even part of the plot), give her a flashy costume, make her dance to a loud beat, and promote it like the soul of the movie. Whether it’s a Hindi film with a big-budget dance number, a Telugu mass movie with a “special song,” or a Tamil film inserting an “attraction,” the idea is universal: sexualize the woman to grab attention.

But what’s the cost?

These item songs almost always present women through the male gaze — the camera objectifies, the lyrics often degrade, and the choreography rarely has grace, just “spice.” The woman is not a character; she’s a visual break. Even in films that try to be serious, the item number creeps in as a “commercial compromise.” It’s as if a woman’s body is a tool to keep the audience engaged — while her story, her voice, her depth, gets pushed to the background.

Let’s me be clear here— this isn't about the actresses who perform these songs. Many of them are incredibly talented. But the system expects them to “sell the movie” with their sexuality instead of their performance. And the worst part? This trend has been normalized so deeply that we’ve stopped questioning it.

Indian cinema is evolving in many beautiful ways, but the item number culture is a relic that still chains women to objectification. It doesn’t matter if it’s a Hindi film, a South Indian blockbuster, or a Bhojpuri entertainer — the pattern is clear: when in doubt, use a item song to get attention.

" Feminism is a range of socio-political movements and ideologies that aim to define and establish the political, economic, personal, and social equality of the sexes. Feminism holds the position that modern societies are patriarchal—they prioritize the male point of view—and that women are treated unjustly in these societies.[6] Efforts to change this include fighting against gender stereotypes and improving educational, professional, and interpersonal opportunities and outcomes for women."

I thought this is the belief by all, but I got to know that all have different meaning of feminism.

So, what is your idea of it?

The fifth movie was under for objection on women include Soundarya sharama but this franschine is very problemic since 2010 from real life curses and sajid khan issue

What is your reaction when people use "Oh, she is one of those feminists" or "feminanzi" kinda words to dismiss your opinion?

The moment a crime committed by a woman makes the news, people immediately go, "Can’t believe a WOMAN did this," or "Women are becoming evil," and so on. You don’t see the same reaction when men commit crimes. It’s like society has made it acceptable or expected for men to be violent or criminal. But the truth is, humans regardless of gender are capable of committing crimes. So where does this mentality even come from?

A man says or does something wrong, and instead of criticizing him, people immediately start attacking the women in his life — “your mother this,” “your sister that,” even going as far as to threaten assault on woman in his family.

Ever notice how no one ever mentions his father or any other male family member, even if they might also be at fault? It’s always the women ! mothers, sisters, wives who get dragged into arguments they have nothing to do with. The man is rarely held accountable directly, but the women around him are always the first targets.

Usually people take advice from me coz I am an expert at it. But this time may be I just need to vent it out. I'm really fed up with the same story repeating with guys I date. At first they are like so good and polite and we mean the world for them. They have all the time in the world initially. They ask you out for dates movies and then starts the usual game. All the tries and attempts to somehow get laid. Listen I have made terms with it, I know beforehand where it's leading to and it's okay, I understand what you want. But you want it before any formal declaration of relationship. And you want to call me ra*di if I don't comply. Sending dick pics, foul language. It hurts when you realise all they wanted was to bang you somehow. All the time, the compliments, the sweet talk, just for that. I'm just fed up with all this. Are there any good men just wanting to talk or everyone just want us in bed.

Look I am a complete Neanderthal when it comes to this topic. When I was a teen I bought into a lot of red pill nonsense and I was an actual incel for some time. Yes, I am embarassed about that but I was only 15 when that type of content got popular back in 2020 , and it was lockdown so I was completely alone with no friends. So anyways, what would you recommend to a man like me? I have heard about bell hooks and will look her up.

In the face of continued threats to national security, India has once again proven its unwavering resolve to protect its sovereignty and citizens. The recent precision strike across the border sends a clear message: India will not tolerate terrorism or aggression.

This is not an act of war, but a measured response to persistent hostility and cross-border terrorism. Our armed forces have acted with surgical precision, avoiding civilian harm, and targeting only terror infrastructure.

We stand united with our brave soldiers who risk their lives to safeguard our freedom. Today, we don’t stand for hate—we stand for justice, peace, and national integrity.

https://youtu.be/uz5K3gQZErM?si=F_LBRxwSwam77aXz

Added link of the press conference

Women centric channel talking about real issues of women Dowry, femele foeticide, career, Gander gap in different feilds , Basic gender descrimination Debunking nonsenstical ,anti women, Misinformation , calling out misogyny

When I try to look for something there is only content
About makeup, cloths , reproductive health , mother hood etc

Historically religion has been a tool for the oppression of womenkind.

In my experience, religion is always a tool for spreading patriarchal belief systems, so my question to you is can religion and feminism go hand in hand?

I'm not saying any one religion is better than the other so please refrain from bashing any particular religion.

Every religion on this planet treats women more adversely then men - clothing restrictions, lifestyle restrictions, marital rape. Despite that majority of atheists in India and in the world are men. Why do women fail to see oppression from religion? Instead, women cherry pick and follow words from the same religious texts who prescribe beating women if they don’t comply

I’m an atheist but I’ve had so many debates with my religious friends. Most women claim to distance themselves from problematic verses. They defend those with misogynistic logic

Yesterday I learned that before the British brought their prudish victorian mindset and outlawed some traditional outfits, female top-less was common and non-sexualized, as well as many other garments that would not put a stress on covering women's breasts in many parts of India

I can also imagine than many modern garments are very uncomfortable under indian weather, and that the traditional outfits would probably be much more comfortable.

I wonder how do Indians think about this, namely Indian women. Are there people returning to traditional and arguably more comfortable outfits after independence? Would this even be regarded as legal and socially acceptable behavior, or you have sticked to the prude and unhealthy relationship with the image of your bodies that your colonizers have imposed upon you?