Thread by @thoughtsculptor

A normal year in India consists of innumerable murders, hundreds of sexual assault and we get to witness atleast two or more unspeakable rape attempts, with victims dying pathetically. We vent our rage on social media, shout back to our television for showing us the harsh reality

instead of celebrity gossips, some go the extra mile to voice out and protest. The anger is true but what happens after a fortnight or so? Do we forget because things change for better or get ourselves busy with endless bitter bills and laws thrown on our way. Many of us want to

hang the rapist. Nirbhaya case rapists are all hanged and are no more on this earth but does the crimes ever cease? A psychopathic disgusting rapist who commits this despicable detestable crime doesn't arrive, grow, walk around raping girls all on his own.

He's a product of parental failure, regressive, uncivilized society and ineffective education. We're witnessing a generational flaw and unless we attend to the diseased root we won't solve anything even by clearing all the leaves clean. What happened in our country today must

alarm every other breathing human in India. If we don't resolve today to reform our structural thinking, mindset and absolute patriarchy, we're lost forever and God knows how many women's fate are sealed as that as of Nirbhaya. Start by bringing a single change in your home that

that can challenge existing patriarchy. A small change can grow as a seed of greater reformation and revolution. Women of India deserve better life, education, health and more importantly better men who will be worthy of deserving them instead of destroying them.

And nothing changes with asking #JusticeForHathrasVictim and forgetting about the need to work through our ways for a cultural reformation leaving behind our patriarchal patterns and lifestyle. It's time we ask justice for every Indian woman who's life is made miserable by men

in various ways. Maybe not raped or killed, but I swear, every woman is facing a problem because she's a woman and because she happens to be born in India. Domestic violence, suppression of voice literally and figuratively, denial of education, forced marriage etc..to name a few.

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