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Learning and to learn is a vital process in our lives. But do we learn only in schools?
We take birth, we learn, we interpret, we grow, we act, we react and….
Learning and to learn is a vital process in our lives. But do we learn only in schools? No, we learn through every single thing taking place around us. We learn from the time we are resting in our Mother’s tummy.
We blame anti feminist actions of the society. We blame them for counting us as the second sex. We blame, blame and blame but then also things are not changing. It is because of the process of teaching and learning and interpreting. It is because we without any evidence have decided that women are weak, they cannot do this and that. And the same things are directly and indirectly taught to the coming generations.
How will you resolve the problems that women are facing if you don’t have any idea of why is this so? The history mentions nothing that proves women are weak physically and mentally or emotionally, that they are weak in their career and anything.
Some of them also feel feminists over react. No they don’t. May be you are a man or a woman who thinks feminists are rebellious for nothing. Things are changing they say. Yes, they are but basic education is not. If you teach your child good habits, why you forget to teach him how to behave with a girl, why you forget to teach your daughter that she is as strong as any man, why you forget to tell yourself that discrimination is taught already to all, now we need to teach equality.
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In a recent interview, Shahid Kapoor said he finally figured marriage all out. According to him, a woman marries a man to ‘fix’ a messy life!
Shahid Kapoor shared his thoughts on marriage in an interview with Film Companion. He said he finally figured it (marriage) all out. Marriage is how a woman enters a man’s life to ‘fix’ him.
“This entire marriage thing is about one thing: it is that the guy was a mess and the woman came in to fix him. So the rest of his life is going to be a journey of him getting fixed and becoming a decent person. That’s pretty much what life is about.”
But this is not the only problematic thing Kapoor said. When asked about which role of his, Mira Rajput, liked the best – actor or dad, he gave a not-so-funny answer. He said he’s not sure, but he’d hoped she liked some part of him.
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