Are we celebrating the "Indian Superwoman," or are we just normalizing her exhaustion?
In my latest piece on Medium, I dive into why the glorification of balancing a flawless career, managing a household, and upholding cultural expectations is less of an achievement and more of a polished form of modern serfdom. It's time to shift the conversation from "how she does it all" to why she is expected to in the first place
Ladies and sons of ladies! May I please request some traffic? Not the metro city kind. The website kind. I just published a new Medium article and would love for you to read it. If you enjoy it, leave a clap, a comment, a follow, or all three if you're feeling particularly generous today.
In my latest piece on Medium, I dive into why the glorification of balancing a flawless career, managing a household, and upholding cultural expectations is less of an achievement and more of a polished form of modern serfdom. It's time to shift the conversation from "how she does it all" to why she is expected to in the first place