The other day I was having tea with my mother in law while trying to decide a menu for an upcoming family get together. When suddenly she said “Beta, now if I tell you that you should also know how to cook a little, you will start with this new ‘My Choice’ thing. I went to the club yesterday and all my friends were saying that their daughters-in-law have recorded this video and play it at full volume. They were showing it to me; Hai Bhagwan, all these big words, ‘remember you are my choice I am not your privilege’. Beta I want to ask you, is this all you girls think about? Sex before marriage, sex after marriage, when do you find time to work or look after your children?” So I told her, “Mummy, I wrote these words to make people and more importantly women think about their condition and choices today. What choices did you have when you were younger? You had to stay at home, then get married, have kids and by the time you were in your forties, life was at a standstill. I want women today to think about their choices and not make decisions solely based on what society expects of them.” …show more content…
I sincerely ask you to be a bit more mature than my eight-year old son