Taslima Nasrin

A woman who agrees is “kind.” A woman who obeys is “respectful.” A woman who gives without limits is “loving.” But the moment she says no — she becomes difficult. Not rude. Not impolite. Not unfair. Just... inconvenient. Because her refusal disrupts the script. She’s supposed to say yes. To

Society doesn’t mind a woman who suffers. In fact, it romanticizes her. It writes poems about her tears. Paints her sadness in soft pastels. Turns her brokenness into beauty — as long as she stays broken. A woman crying is art. A woman silent in pain is noble. A woman

A man lives his life — no one asks why. He stays single, and it’s his choice. He works all day, and he’s ambitious. He travels alone, and he’s independent. He avoids family obligations, and he’s just “focused.” But when a woman does the same, the questions

বাংলাদেশ আর্মির সাথে ৩০ মিনিটের এক্সপিরিয়েন্স!”ঘটনা রবিবার রাতের, জিনিসটা প্রসেস করে পোস্ট করতে সময় লেগে গিয়েছে। তারিখ: ২২.০৬.২০২৫ সময়: রাত ৩:১৫ গন্

A woman who stays silent is often praised. She’s called “graceful,” “dignified,” “well-raised.” People admire her ability to “hold herself back,” to not cause trouble, to endure. But a woman who speaks her mind — clearly, without apology — is seen as a problem. She’s labeled angry. She’s called

Authority wears many faces. Some wear medals. Some wear uniforms. Some wear masks. But sometimes, power reveals itself not through intelligence or integrity — but through noise. Empty, ridiculous, bloated noise. You see them — puffed up in camouflage, heavy with badges they gave themselves, parading as protectors of the nation while