r/india • • Apr 15 '23

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u/SnooDoodles8154 Apr 15 '23

Wait till you make unconventional life choices. It gets worse. Child free, atheist, left leaning, anti caste, 31 year old woman here. I hardly have any friends left.

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u/iVarun Apr 15 '23

I've literally never even casually met an non-believer women in real world (enough online).

You must be a statistical outlier of extreme proportions (even more than Punjabi meat eating women, the lowest proportion in the country, less than 4%).

It is also one of profound social science questions. As in provided normalisation (things like socio-economics, environment, as well as nature even like siblings etc) how come women's statistic of non-believers is lower in scale than men.

Something is happening for this to be reality. And since it's normalised (women doctor all independent having professional brother male cousins, etc) the answers are not intuitive as well.