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I wear red to boost my courage and confidence. So I don't lean on others for their inspiration or approval!
I wear red to boost my courage and confidence. So I don’t lean on others for their inspiration or approval!
Trigger warning – This post mentions domestic and physical abuse which may be triggering to survivors and certain audiences.
I bleed red to procreate, Another universe I carry in my womb, To contribute positively to the world, Showing my gratitude for bearing me too.
I wear red to boost myself, My courage and confidence determine me, And, I shouldn’t lean on others, For inspiration and approval.
I also bleed red when you beat me, Violet, blue and black also follow, Yet, I don’t surrender to your whimsical demands, For my indefinable energy doesn’t let me so.
I dare to colour this world, With the red of my own self, My being, a separate entity, Irrespective of your expectations.
In this red mingle other colours, The bubbly and optimistic yellow, And, the fascinating and enthusiastic orange, Lighting up the worlds of others too.
I can be saintly or a witch, With my soothing and red eyes, Bewitching and captivating, I can wreak havoc when I choose to.
Judge me not, therefore, You’ll forever be baffled, For I am me, and it won’t suit you, I’m irreplaceable, and that makes me happy.
Like blood groups, I may differ, Yet, the common string binds us, We, women, know how to uplift, Empower and inspire others as well.
Picture credits: Still from Whisper’s #BreakTheSilence campaign on YouTube
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A huge dream has come true for a 14-year-old girl from a Mumbai slum area, Maleesha Kharwa. She has been a simple girl with a normal family until some time ago. Today she is the face of the popular skincare brand Forest Essentials.
Kharwa was first discovered by Hollywood actor Robert Hoffman in 2020 who later created a Go Fund Me page for Maleesha.
My mom was shocked to see how he behaved with me. This is when I realised that my husband’s behaviour was not normal and it was not my oversensitivity.
Trigger Warning: This speaks of domestic violence and may be triggering to survivors.
“Anju, let us go to Masi’s place since you can drive now”-this was my mom encouraging me to drive. I had just learnt driving, was extremely scared of using the reverse gear but my mom was happy to go with me to her sister’s place which was 15 kms away just so that I gain confidence in driving.
This is but one example of how she did everything possible to encourage me and my sister.
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