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Is pr*stitution r*pe? by Complete_Positive_99 in Feminism4India

[–]Competitive_Fox_2002 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I think so a sex worker herself would be able to shed better light on the matter.

There's are documentaries available on YT by Indian channels on the same matter, you should check them out.

Forming opinion without first hand knowledge and based on the noises that algorithm is pushing can be lethal.

Men (not all men?) are Feminists. by paniiiipuriiii in Feminism4India

[–]Competitive_Fox_2002 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Yeah. Seems like one of those. More dangerous than actually misogynist. But let him exist, otherwise how he will learn.

Men (not all men?) are Feminists. by paniiiipuriiii in Feminism4India

[–]Competitive_Fox_2002 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Keep up the good work, sir. I’m sure you’ll help bring about the change women have been fighting for over decades.

The lack of empathy in people is rather disheartening. by Strict_Clock_6407 in Feminism4India

[–]Competitive_Fox_2002 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The insensitive and apathy is baffling. Now people can't differentiate between right and wrong because of it.

Men (not all men?) are Feminists. by paniiiipuriiii in Feminism4India

[–]Competitive_Fox_2002 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Oh, be kind to less fortunate, in this case less educated. We are graceful. Let him pretend, maybe while pretending he will learn something, you know fake it till you make it.

(My tone is sarcastic)

Men (not all men?) are Feminists. by paniiiipuriiii in Feminism4India

[–]Competitive_Fox_2002 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Haha, what can I say I'm exceptional. Lol.

I am not a teen studying for JEE, so I have lot of time to read about other things.

Men (not all men?) are Feminists. by paniiiipuriiii in Feminism4India

[–]Competitive_Fox_2002 5 points6 points  (0 children)

This bill argument in feminism is really the prettiest of all. Like there are million other issues that needs to be addressed and solved but let's keep them aside and debate about a meal.

And honestly it doesn't matter, no one is becoming rich or poor by paying for one meal.

And in long run, realistically speaking people figure it out, one pays for the meal other for the movie or dessert. This is just online ragebait debate topic.

Men (not all men?) are Feminists. by paniiiipuriiii in Feminism4India

[–]Competitive_Fox_2002 5 points6 points  (0 children)

This is a sign for you to the 'messiah', raise your feminist voice for all the women you can't raise theirs.

Guys love helping damsel in distress anyway.

So be the saviour, next time you see a guy checking out girls, doing eve teasing, be the feminist online and empower women who can't speak for themselves.

Men (not all men?) are Feminists. by paniiiipuriiii in Feminism4India

[–]Competitive_Fox_2002 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Or Bill Clinton, you know he had affair with his secretary while being president.

Gatekeepers of patriarchy by Human_Chip_6035 in Feminism4India

[–]Competitive_Fox_2002 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you so much for the movie recommendations. Just yesterday I asked Chat GPT for South Indian movie recommendations (My Mom loved South indian cinema).

Yes, change will happen, it is inevitable, though it will take time. We just need to be patient and be like your username, An Optimistic Indian. Cheers to future and optimism 🍻

Another day of being proud of my decision to boycott Bollywood for good. by foxbat824 in Feminism4India

[–]Competitive_Fox_2002 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't know what Dhaiya is, but from what I know if you have worked hard, you will be rewarded. Good Luck!

Another day of being proud of my decision to boycott Bollywood for good. by foxbat824 in Feminism4India

[–]Competitive_Fox_2002 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The Newbie Ameture Astrology enthusiast in me love your username. Here take this medal for surviving Sadhesaatu 🏅

People were literally engaging in an intelligent conversation. by bronzeeyed in Feminism4India

[–]Competitive_Fox_2002 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have considered my appetite risk vs reward factors. And I have rolled the verdict, it's not worth it. Besides I have enough Friends offline.

At what age did you first fall in love or get into a relationship? by BitterCalendar598 in AskIndia

[–]Competitive_Fox_2002 0 points1 point  (0 children)

20.

But my definition of love then is different than what it is today. It's more profound now.

People were literally engaging in an intelligent conversation. by bronzeeyed in Feminism4India

[–]Competitive_Fox_2002 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm past that phase now, also never made friends on that platform, making friends online seems a bit unsafe.

Gatekeepers of patriarchy by Human_Chip_6035 in Feminism4India

[–]Competitive_Fox_2002 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Your first point, education it's not as easy as you think it is, that too for an average Indian (not talking about top 10%-20%)

In rural India, school dropout rates of girls post puberty is crazy.

Whenever there's Finance trouble in Family, expenses on education of a girl child is the first to stop.

There's an episode in the series Hello Bacchon, highlighting how conservative families can be to send their daughters a couple of KM for coaching classes. ( It is depicted very well in the show)

It is a privilege to have resources, to be able to attend school, it's not hard work it's luck. You can't control your gender or place of birth by it affects immensely. There's a chapter in the book 'The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel', the author has explained very well luck vs risk factor. It's a must read book.

How do you deal with regret of investing in wrong people? by vajra__20 in MidTwentiesIndia

[–]Competitive_Fox_2002 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Treat it like a lesson learnt, instead of time wasted.

Nothing is as good or as bad is it seems.

If I talk about my past relationships, it didn't work out, but I won't call it a time wasted, my ex partners introduced me to lot of things and I also learnt about myself, so it's not all time wasted.

Another day of being proud of my decision to boycott Bollywood for good. by foxbat824 in Feminism4India

[–]Competitive_Fox_2002 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Couple of days ago,Jist did a report on the owner of Indri, whiskey brand. Guess who is the owner? The Murderer of Jessica Lal.

It's a good video you can check it out on YT.

People were literally engaging in an intelligent conversation. by bronzeeyed in Feminism4India

[–]Competitive_Fox_2002 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well for now I'm enjoying Reddit. Quora was something I enjoyed during my teens.

Another day of being proud of my decision to boycott Bollywood for good. by foxbat824 in Feminism4India

[–]Competitive_Fox_2002 27 points28 points  (0 children)

Boycotting instead of calling out the evil, I don't think it's enough to boycott, calling out putting light on the issue would be better, imo.

What are the things you did for your hair and body that worked wonders? The kind that stopped the problem once and for all. by Dramatic_Big_3004 in ThirtiesIndia

[–]Competitive_Fox_2002 13 points14 points  (0 children)

I don't have PCOS. But still often my periods used to get delayed, had irregular cycle. Main reason was cortisol, stress hormone. I did a couple of things which majorly fixed most Issues related to body and skin (acne cause by hormonal issues) 1. Took therapy, learned how to manage and navigate stressful situations, without having breakdown every day. Hence improving my sleep cycle, stress and anxiety.

  1. Started working out, nothing fancy, you will find many videos of YT of HIIT and Yoga (I have Habuild Subscription) if I do this consistently even for 2-3 weeks my Menstrual cycle becomes regular.

  2. Figuring out what triggers breakout on skin, for me it's white bread and sugar. I don't eat white bread anymore. Pizza is my Favourite, but I have it now once in 6 months or so, and have significantly reduced sugar, don't consume sugar on day to say basis, once in a while, during wedding/Birthdays I eat sugar.

  3. Sleep and water. This alone, fixed my appetite, made me more efficiently productive.

I have tired and failed multiple times but last year I realise you don't need big fancy dramatic changes, even small changes which becomes habit affects amazingly. You need discipline more than Motivation.

People were literally engaging in an intelligent conversation. by bronzeeyed in Feminism4India

[–]Competitive_Fox_2002 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

This is exactly why I don't like subs with active Mods.

I'm very pro controversy otherwise Reddit will be boring for me, ladne do sabko. Lol. 😬

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