Women welfare
&
Awareness

I think a lot of us has heard about Moumita Debnaths munder case.
It's terrifying how a life was uprooted so brutally. A lot of wattpad writers and other bangladeshi students were posting about it.
So, I goggled it to dig in it's crazy how the entire social media is buzzing about her death (Murder and rape case) while every news I have come accross in goggle it gave out nothing.
They simply addressed it as death from "stress and exhaustation" does it even sense? There were wounds in her private parts, belly, neck. Does it even need a more clanification to prove that  it was  munder?
The news has me questioning my value, safety, life as a women.

Where are we even safe exactly? If not at our institute, work place, library... home, than where else? Then there is the tranished society who will shame- lessly blame it all on the women.

"She was wearing reveling clothes"

"what was she doing roaming like that at night?"
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The world is such a shitty place to live at. 
A 11 year  olds bra strep is not supposed to make a 40 year old man horny.

For all those who are saying that it's one among thousand cases. Then Moumita represents them all, the other wilted flowers world wide. Imagine this happens to you  and people refuse to acknowledge it cause you're just one among thousand others.

I think those people have all the rights to come down as ghosts and hunt the living relam for the rest of their ... well, death in their case. How does one rest in peace when so much unjust befall on them?

Us women live such a fragile life. Physically a women can possibly never fight back if a man uses his full power. Our entire life is like a floating lily on a huge turbulent water body.  Just float, float and survive. Then when will we live?

On bus there would always be those man who will debatably stand millimetre away from you even though their are space. One might argue, what if it was accident?
Us women's, specifically in Asia, we have been taught so hard to hide, run. All women have their sixth sense, believe me it rarely ever fails to judge.There would always be hungry gaze, that would have you shrinking.

I pray and urge that Mumita gets justice for her. Perhaps there would be a day when women's can be free of those shekels.

Wearing dareing clothes isn't feminism. Putting down man isn't about equality. When a women takes about her rights its not all about wanting the same as man.

A housewive would want her husband to listen to her stories once in a while, would want to be her own person rather than needing a 'Gurdian' taking decisions for her all her life, even if she doesn't constant.

A female worker would want to be paid her valid amount rather than half cause earing as a women is already a privilege.

A female student would want her education and future to be cared for as much as her brothers is. No women ever wants her life to end on marriage or end a corpse.