What to read after How Women Breathe Life into Our Society and Culture?

Women are our breath They give us life and strength They nurture and inspire us They are the source of love and beauty They are the pillars of our society They deserve respect and dignity Women are our breath We cannot live without them We should cherish and protect them They are the light of our world They are the hope of our future Women are our breathBe nice. Don't be loud. Don't be stubborn. Don't argue. Be modest. Be respectful. Don't speak out. Be a good wife. Be a good daughter. Be a good sister. Uphold the family honour.

One way or another, these are things we hear almost every day. We are subjected to a vast set of rules simply because the world thinks that the 'fairer sex is born weaker.' But even adhering to these rules doesn't always help us.

We decided to list down the most common problems an Indian girl faces in her life.

1. Shielding Ourselves From Stares

'It's natural for men to stare.' So we need to cover up to help men to not stare at us.

2. The Risk Of Being Groped

An extra layer might lower chances of getting stared at, but being groped doesn't stop even at burkhas.

3. The Consequences of 'Coming-Of-Age'

Once she turns 21, getting a girl married becomes her family's top priority.

Parents, relatives and even their friends eagerly undertake a mission to find us the perfect match.

During this search, we are 'advertised' on the basis of our physical attributes like our complexion and features and not our educational qualifications.

As if being judged by our bodies wasn't enough, we even need to make a payment in the form of dowry to get men to marry US.