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Sacred And Sinful: The Moral Policing Of Female Sexuality In Indian Households
Women’s bodies are glorified as bearers of family honour and name, and sometimes the same bodies are projected as shameful and disgusting
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I have hammered the need to not get angry into my head so much that it ends up making me more prone to anger, making me mirror my father.
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