Driven by past love and a quest for justice, Prof. Prity Sharma fiercely advocates for same-sex marriage rights in India, challenging deep-rooted social taboos. Can she achieve her goal or something more awaits for her?
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Once upon a time, in the...
Thank you for picking up this work of mine. Before we begin, I would like to dedicate this book to the LGBTQ-IN and to the memory of Sreemonti Ray, known as KimSeoyeonBTS. This book is a fictional exploration of the challenges faced by the LGBTQ community in Indian society.
Discussing LGBTQ issues, particularly homosexuality, is often seen through a stereotypical lens. However, if we look back to ancient India, many monuments and scriptures provide evidence of homosexual relationships. Over time, as the heterosexual population grew and procreation became a societal necessity, the visibility of homosexuality diminished, and it became a taboo subject.
In the modern era, even into the 1990s, this taboo persisted, leading to the LGBTQ community being marginalised and ridiculed in Indian society. It is crucial to understand that this is not a topic for jokes or shame. Like heterosexual individuals, LGBTQ people are an integral part of our society.
It is our narrow-mindedness that leads to discrimination against them. If science accepts their sexuality and psychology does not question their mindset, then we, the so-called educated and often narrow-minded individuals, have no right to demean them. My novel addresses these social issues, focusing on the rights, respect, and social acceptance of the LGBTQ community. As intelligent beings capable of adapting to logical changes, we should not turn a blind eye to these issues, as doing so contradicts the fundamental principles of human rights.
Please note that this novel is entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real events or persons is purely coincidental. The themes and content are mature, so if this is not suitable for you, feel free to explore other works. All legal and educational scenarios depicted are products of my imagination, and any similarity to real-life situations is unintended. This novel does not violate or oppose the Constitution of India.
The full novel and serial wise updated chapters of the novel are available on Scrollstack in an Ebook form at a minimum cost. Those readers who are from friendly with Ebook version can check it out there.
Lastly I would like to say, if you are not a member of the LGBTQ community but are reading this novel to support and understand the broad spectrum of sexuality, which includes heterosexuality, I commend you. Thank you for your support, and I hope you have a rewarding reading experience.
Yours Sincerely, Ms. Sarkar.
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