Absolutely pure 5 stars! No moisture!
I read some popular comments in advance, saying something like depriving others of their freedom to realize their dreams, what patriarchy! Looking at it now, I think these people are too hypocritical. Feminist cancer has attacked and needs to be treated!
Everyone knows that Indian women have a low social status. They basically grow up as pots and pans, and then marry early to become a child-bearing machine. A girl in the play also cried. This is the social context.
This father, who suffered from the indifference and ridicule of all relatives, friends and fellow villagers in the whole village, was under enormous pressure! Under the pressure, I gave my daughter such a good choice. I also said that she will only be forced for one year, and then let her choose by herself!
Gave my daughters a whole new and wider world! And it's not forcing to give, the back is all the girl's own love and sincere efforts! I was able to enter the high school and fly out of the mountain village! The whole village is proud! Can this also be sprayed as patriarchal patriarchy?
Have you been brainwashed and fooled by the overly liberal Virgin of the West? Children have no discernment. If you don't guide and guide them, how can they have their own future? It's nothing more than just having fun every day!
From now on, children take reading exams and participate in various trainings every day. Which one is the child's choice? Which is not required by the parents? Are you going to defend your rights too?
In this era of feminist cancer, this is how women are named! Inspirational for women! When promoting equality between men and women, feminist cancer does not appreciate it! There is no cure!
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