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Women’s Stories is where everyday life shows what women learn to notice, carry, soften, question, and sometimes quietly refuse. These pieces are about identity, safety, self-image, reputation, work, family, ageing, and the expectations that arrive long before we have words for them.

This is a category for personal essays about womanhood without performance, perfection, or easy conclusions.

What you’ll find in these posts

  • Personal essays on womanhood and identity
  • Stories about safety, self-image, motherhood, work, and everyday expectations
  • Reflections on the quiet negotiations women make in ordinary life

Start with my favourites

  1. What It Actually Means to Be a Woman Today
  2. The Real Girl Math
  3. Women: The Stories We Tell About Ourselves

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6 Tips for Getting Back to Work post Maternity Leave - Do’s and Don’ts about returning to work after that will help you and your family ease into the new routine

6 Tips on Getting Back to Work post Maternity Leave

Becoming a mother is one of the most overwhelming experiences in a woman’s life. Once you have popped the baby out and gone through the joys and struggles of being a new mum, the pregnancy is long forgotten.  Your days and nights blend into one. Time is now measured in terms of feeding, nap and […]

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Roles Women Play Career Woman

Roles Women Play – Career Woman #WomensDay

In my second post on the Roles Women Play, I want to talk about the role of a career woman. I have shared my thoughts about women at work during the A2Z blogging challenge of professional life. In my corporate career I have come across many women; several of them I like, few I admire,

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KarwaChauth

#KarwaChauth… Regression or Choice?

From the last few years Indian social media and even mainstream media sometimes goes crazy every October. The reason… the big KC. KarwaChauth…. Those who call it regressive, do not understand that celebrating festivals and observing fasts is about the sentiment and the gesture. All festivals are symbolic then why the big hullabaloo for KarwaChauth

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Overreaction or Genuine Rage? #MicroblogMondays #MondayMusings

This morning I was wondering about what to write for my regular Monday post. I had no life updates to give, have been incessantly talking beauty for the last week and have reviewed the books I read too. Suman Kher solved that problem for me when she shared this tweet.. Do you look pretty in your

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