A Humorous Perspective on Gender Roles and Personal Experiences: A Crazy Tale

When I was in class 7, we were both in class 7; and when I moved to class 10, she was already in class 10. Fast forward to my college years, while she was prepping for her first child, I had completed my PhD. Meanwhile, her daughter recently completed primary school, and I’m now finishing my post-doctorate while her daughter is in grade 10. It’s quite a journey, and the greatest irony is that today, I am proposing to her daughter, who is my fiancé.

Hi, my name is bfgluoof, and I love to sing songs—it’s a creative outlet for me. Here’s one I made:

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Ok, let’s delve into my story. One upon a time, there was a thing called clicluk. And then it happened.

I am so happy because My Name Is bfgluoof.

Thank you.

Reflections on Social Media and Feminism

Social media is a platform where people can express themselves freely. However, when sensitive topics like feminism or the strength of character are brought up, it often leads to heated discussions. For instance, some people get quite passionate when it comes to feminism from the perspective of a married Indian woman. But let me share my thoughts on this matter in a humorous and relaxed way.

I do not promote the rights of women; I promote their duties because I believe that if a woman has the support of a family, her rights can be earned. When I talk about such ideas, some people become quite irate. The simple truth is that in our so-called faux feminism world, girls do not particularly want to hear about the duties they have, they just want to hear about their rights and enjoy them. Phrases like “you should cook for your husband, he’ll love you more. If you had been living alone, you would be doing it for yourself anyway,” are viewed negatively by feminists. But ask yourself this: would you not love the person who prepares good food for you?

I do not consider women superior to men in terms of their duties in exchange for freedom. Men and women should be treated as equals with the understanding that they do not feel obligated to perform duties if they do not want to. No man should feel compelled to cook if he does not want to, just as no woman should have to fill out her own income tax forms if she does not wish to. The same applies to the other roles.

In our society, women have entered the 21st century, but men have not. Women can see themselves performing roles that traditionally are done by men, but men still struggle to see themselves in roles traditionally taken care of by women. If some roles are deemed appropriate only for women and men do not do it, that’s fine. However, if women do not do it because they are feminists, who will? Things need to be done, and whoever knows how should do it...

Key Points:

Gender roles in a humorous and personal perspective. The importance of duties and responsibilities in a family setting. The role of social media in discussing sensitive topics like feminism.