Okay so long thread ahead.
Ria Chopra gets a disproportionate amount of hate which can only be explained as misogyny when you haven't read the book. If you have read it and disliked it, perfectly fair and completely okay to critique THE BOOK.
1/n
but many of the same people stay silent when male celebrities associate with openly harmful figures or face serious allegations themselves
Is it misogynistic to criticise a woman? Obviously not. Women should be held accountable like anyone else. But the issue is the scale and
intensity of the scrutiny.
Women are endlessly dissected for minor mistakes, while male celebrities guilty of far worse like abuse, exploitation, violence etc continue to receive support, excuses, and silence.
7/7
Stepped out after the longest time only because I wanted to visit Nuha in Indiranagar
If there's one dish I'm gonna request you to try, get the Nihari Bunny Chow. It's Nihari served in a scooped loaf of bread. Utterly delicious
Also got the Parotha Smash Burger and Mango Eclat
Love, love, love the reading community so much!! Saw so many people at @bookworm_Kris today ❤️
If you can, please shop your TBRs from them
This is how we keep these spaces alive
Love, love, love the reading community so much!! Saw so many people at @bookworm_Kris today ❤️
If you can, please shop your TBRs from them
This is how we keep these spaces alive
@ Indian Oomfs what are other big trans-focused orgs to donate to, I only know of sahodari and TWEET. Looking for trans focused or prioritised, not just general queer btw
If you liked this book, may I suggest you read The Wall by Marlen Haushofer.
Similar eerie setting because you don't know what has led to their isolation and being cut off from the rest of the world, a woman protagonist, quiet and bleak.