How this really went:
We are desi girls, khandaan ki property is for the brothers but khandaan ki izzat is our responsibility.
We are desi girls, we cry in the bathroom secretly
We are desi girls, we hate our relatives regardless of which side of family they belong to
We are desi girls, we love our father but don't want a husband like him
We are desi girls, we argue with our mothers but also gossip as much
We are desi girls, we think about old school love more than our career
We are desi girls, we say we want a green flag but ironically we end up falling for red flag who resembles our father
We are desi girls, we say we don't want to become like our mother but we still please other people's needs more than our own just like her
We are desi girls, we love kids but we get terrified by the idea of birthing more than two
We are desi girls, we have whole khandaan issues and vice versa
We are desi girls, we say we want princess treatment but end up compromising in the end
We are desi girls, we love our culture and hate it when someone disrespect it
We are desi girls, we want to travel the world but are scared of men approaching us
AI under capitalism
I stab it
It bleeds
The filthy little creature
Sorry for it's sins
No mercy
There never will be
Warming up the earth
Blood soaking through her layers
Some muffled weeping
A scream and anguish
Makes the perfect lullaby
I close my eyes
Its gone for good
As though it had never walked the earth
As it should have been.
Rage by Essencessss
Throughout our entire adolescence women will be adultified. Told that we are ‘more mature’ than our male peers. More responsible, more reliable. We’ll be given tasks and responsibilities that are not expected of our brothers and barely expected of our fathers. The oldest daughter will start to clean and cook and take on child care duties for siblings. We listen to mother’s emotional outbursts of pain because ‘we just get it.’
And when a sixteen year old starts dating a man who’s been out of high-school as long or longer than she’s been there, this rhetoric can be used as justification. “Well she’s actually more mature than he is” her mother titters with a laugh. “He’s the only boy on her level” her father says sagely.
And I ask; how is the sixteen year old girl ‘more mature’ than the adult man who has years worth of life experience, the right to vote, drive a car and purchase liquor? What experiences, privileges, rights or understandings does the high schooler have on this man?
The answer is nothing she is simply more mature by virtue of being female. And isn’t that just so convenient for predatory men.
Why do girls mature faster than boys?
We don’t
Men just need a reason to justify expecting and extracting more from us earlier on in our lives.
I would not change it each time
Heaven is not fit to house a love like you and I
तेरी निगाहों में मेरा जहाँ कुछ इस कदर समाया है,
कि तेरे अश्कों से मेरी जिंदगी में एक तूफ़ान सा आया है।
तेरे इश्क के दाग को मैंने सूरमा बनाया है ,
तुझे देख मेरे दिल की धड़कनो ने एक नगमा सजाया है।
तेरे अक्स को मैंने ज़ेहन में कुछ यूं बैठाया है,
कि अब मेरा हर ख्याल तेरी मूरत का बस एक साया है।
मगर इस दीवानगी में मैंने तो सिर्फ गम ही पाया है,
तेरी बेदर्दी ने आज मेरी वफा पर कफन चढाया है।
I sometimes wonder if my mom would’ve had a better life had she ended up with a different man,I know that would cease my existence,but I hope she knows that I would give up every fickle of my existence to make sure she has the life she deserved.
Here we go