Why Are Widows Or Divorced Women Treated The Way They Are, In India?

@WandererTony You're being rude. Your experience doesn't invalidate her experience.

@BlueVeins And how do you know her experience?

@BlueVeins Wanna be friends 😊

@nobodyishome I dont see male chauvinism in this. From what i can make out, you are neither in India, nor widow. If divorced, cant be sure. Whether woman, i do not know.

I just shared a fact. And i know of many ladies around me.

I do not agree with your false accusation generalising the nation. Check your facts. Dont defame a nation.

@WandererTony Are you a woman in India? How do you speak on their behalf?

@nobodyishome Good, so you dont have a reply and opting to counter question. Thanks. I got my answers and my comments were very clear on who i speak for.
I have more examples in my immediate surrounding, but i thinkni have proven my point. You are just another India hater. Living in some other country.

@WandererTony I'm an Indian Woman As Well. You Are Not A Woman, So It's Better If You Go Around Asking Woman How They Actually Feel In India. Especially, Around Men.

@WandererTony So, You Speak Only For Women Or Girls Around You. What About Those That Are Stuck As Widows, Divorcees, and Under Domestic Violence Or Oppression?

@nobodyishome You seem to have a problem understanding me. I am obviously talking of divorcees and widows.

India is a large country with a huge population and many layers of economic class as well as cultural identities. It is bigger than all of Europe in terms of population, languages or cultures. Isolated cases don't define a nation.

You have migrated to some Europian nation I assume, and now criticizing India. People like you paint a wrong picture.

Since I don't see any substance in your statements rather than try to attack me directly, I will stop this debate here.