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  • Reasons Why Women In India Should Never Get Married by GetawayWriter12
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    "I was told not to laugh too loudly-it didn't suit the family." "Someone suggested I change the way I signed my name after marriage." "They discussed my food preferences in a family meeting-without me in the room." None of these moments ended a marriage. None of them caused a scene. And none of them were ever spoken about again. This book begins in those moments. Reasons Why Women Should Not Get Married in India is a non-fiction collection of real, short stories told by women across generations who encountered the strange, uncomfortable, and quietly disorienting realities of marriage. Their marriages were not disasters. Many were stable. Some were loving. But all of them came with small incidents that carried big meanings-moments that made these women pause and wonder when, exactly, they had begun disappearing. Each chapter presents a "reason," not as an argument, but as a lived experience: the comments passed casually at family dinners, the expectations that arrive without discussion, the subtle reshaping of personality, preferences, body, colour, voice, and behaviour. These are not dramatic confessions. They are everyday truths-easy to dismiss, impossible to forget. This is not a book against marriage. It acknowledges that many women build happy, fulfilling partnerships. But it also insists that the quieter discomforts the ones that don't look serious enough to protest deserve to be documented. Intimate, unsettling, and deeply familiar, this book gives language to experiences women usually share only in whispers. It asks no one to reject marriage. It simply asks readers to notice what is usually overlooked. Because sometimes, the strangest parts of marriage are also the most telling.
  • UDAAN (उड़ान) Pankh Jo Kabhi Toote Nahi by asthatiwari516
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    UDAAN (उड़ान) ek chhote se qasbe Devgarh ki ladki Pankhuri ki kahani hai, jo apne mrit Papa ka sapna poora karne ke liye IAS officer banna chahti hai. Family pressure, gareebi, aur ek jabardasti ki sagai ke khilaf khadi hokar, woh apna sach sabke saamne bolti hai aur apna raasta khud chunti hai. Ek retired teacher ki madad se woh apni buniyaad taiyar karti hai, ek scholarship se Delhi pahunchti hai, aur wahan naye struggles (language barrier, class discrimination) ka saamna karte hue prelims, mains, aur interview - teeno stages paar karti hai. Anth mein woh AIR 89 ke saath IAS officer banti hai, aur apne guru ki library ko "Udaan Library" naam dekar aage aur ladkiyon ki madad karne ka wada karti hai.
  • Why Women 'Forgive' Infidelity?| A Short Story by theinkedtulsi
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    A woman moves through a day-morning, work, evening, night- while carrying the quiet knowledge of her husband's infidelity.
  • The Days Of Her🖤 by Nikki0224
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    This is about an Indian girl, her desires and for profound omen thoughts
  • Radha : Her Dreams, His Devotion  by Ivy_VerseVoyage
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    Kahani Prem, Sapne aur Samarpan ki Kahani Radha aur uske Shyam ki Kahani us gaav ke talaab ki jaha se ye sab shuru hua Dive inside to know more!!
  • Anupamaa - Beginning of a New Saga by star_gaze_lover
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    Hello guys, i'm a huge fan of #maan from Anupamaa serial. I don't know if they will end up together in the show or not , so thought of writing an FF on them in my way ...... So the story starts from Mumbai diaries where Anupamaa and Anuj visit the beach ... what if Vanraj and kavya never showed up in mumbai , what if due to unpredictable circumstances they have to stay in mumbai only for a month or more...... please guys support my FF
  • Shining Brooke by bairavisv
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    Ruan an arrogant guy was forced to marry a sweet little girl. What she went through with him was unforgiving. Heartless men need Not be forgiven ever.
  • Feminism and Women - An Indic Perspective by AnupamaGarg7
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    This book has been co-authored by myself and Mr. Bharat Sharma, as a combined effort and attempt to bring out the narrative of some of the exemplary women in the Indic history; not just women who were sacrificing, or feminine, or manipulated or exploited, but women who were powerful! This is the narrative of strong women with freedom and strength that was theirs to the core of their beings. We wish to share with you, the narrative of the Freedom and strength no one gave an Indian woman, but that which she had by the very virtue of being an individual soul. Freedom and strength that she found not by competing but by doing what she's best at - being a woman!
  • Instagram Famous by yakneey
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    Your potential Wattpad characters | Including Instagram @s
  • Instagram Models by yakneey
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    Part 2 of Instagram Famous: Your potential Wattpad characters | Including Instagram @s
  • Rajnandini and the Footsteps by TheSilentScholar
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    The story is about a 25-year-old woman who has just returned to her hometown, Kolkata, after completing her PhD from Miranda House, New Delhi. She belongs to a rich industrialist family, where her father has a business of gold jewellery. They are well pronounced as "The Bandopadhyays." Rajnandini is a female detective. She solves mysteries, uncovering issues related to women, crime, and politics in Kolkata's awakening of the crisis of 21st-century lives. The chapters in the story will unfold the first case solving of Rajnandini followed by series of events and her life in general.
  • Shades of Rain by shahbaazshariff
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    In the heart of monsoon-soaked Mumbai, Meera Sawant's life is a picture of domestic comfort-until a chance encounter with a free-spirited artist awakens long-buried desires. As her secret affair unfolds, Meera is torn between the stability of her family and the thrill of forbidden passion. When her husband discovers the truth, their marriage faces a storm of guilt, longing, and the painful search for forgiveness. "Shades of Rain" is a gripping tale of love, betrayal, and self-discovery, set against the backdrop of a city where every downpour brings both sorrow and renewal
  • The Fourth Daughter (ON HOLD) by ElixirInBooks
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    Ramachandran and Kaleshwari were a typical India couple of the 1970s who lived in a village in Tamil Nadu, India. When Kaleshwari is blessed with not 1 but 3 consecutive daughters their lives turn miserable. The family is rejected by their own relatives as well as the society. When Kaleshwari is again going to give birth to a child, the expectations are really high even among her 3 daughters who are eager to have a younger brother........ So will it their first son or fourth daughter? And if it is the latter, is the family ready to accept the little princess as a part of them? A story that strongly portrays feelings of Indian women in the society. Based on a real life story. Read to see how FATE PLAYS ITS ROLE! ************************************** Started: July 2nd 2021 Ended: Ongoing ************************************** Cover Credits: @Starlight_fairy14 **************************************
  • She ~ The Woman || ✓ by aashriiiiii
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    A General One Shot, To All Quintessential Womens!♡ Women is the most unique , precious and different creature in all kind of species who gathers immense power within herself ! The Confession Of A Women To The Society Which Never Fails To Demolish Her. Peep In To Know More. Published On Women's Day : 08/03/20 Hope y'all like it ~ [PS :- The poem taken in the story is credited to you tube and the sole works belongs to me] © Aastha2020
  • The Land of Gods by EenaArora
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    I am born in the land of 33 million Gods. I could have been lucky, living in a hope that there is at least ONE listening to my Problems and answering my Prayers. But will he?
  • A Day For Me? by StarsnShines
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    Featured in #Wattpad Celebrating #WomenPower for Women's Day. A short story I had written for a contest held by my society.
  • Her Idea of Right by picksydoodle
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    Avantika grew up watching the women in her family serve in silence and the men command without question. She swore her life would be different - that she would do the right thing. But what is right when with every choice you always lose something? When freedom feels like loneliness, and obedience feels like defeat? Her Idea of Right follows Avantika's journey from a rebellious daughter to a woman balancing career, marriage, motherhood, and invisible expectations - still searching for herself in a world that demands she be everything at once.
  • And they became LEGENDS... by sssonalkar
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    status of women in India has been subject to many changes over the span of recorded Indian history. The history of Indian women is full of pioneers who broke down gender barriers, worked hard for their rights, and made progress in politics, art, science, and law. Let us celebrate the many "firsts" great things that Indian women have achieved.
  • Subhadra Devaki by Subhadra_Devaki
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    It is my life story. You could see the life of a typical malayali women born 80's.