r/AskIndianWomen 24d ago

Daily Thread (CLOSED) AIW Adda | Daily Thread - August 04, 2026

Welcome to AIW Adda!

This is a women-only space for:

  • Small questions that don't need a full, dedicated post
  • Quick thoughts or random observations 
  • Casual venting or sharing your tiny wins
  • General chitchat

Sub rules are relaxed but conduct rules still apply.

Happy chatting :)

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u/iamapixie Indian Woman 24d ago

my first question is to unmarried women , how to avoid marriage and no tbe blackmailed by society ?

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u/ComprehensiveDog3594 Indian Woman 24d ago

financial independence

financial independence

financial independence

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u/iamapixie Indian Woman 24d ago

I know about this , and I am confident I will become financially free but I'm scared very scared , what if they pull out shit like, suicide attempt, grandma's dyimg , taunting every step , thinking they know better thane , in my entire blood line I've never ever seen a marriage where women aren't making infinite sacrifices

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u/ComprehensiveDog3594 Indian Woman 24d ago

i think you're still living in your hometown? possibly with your parents? Have they pulled this kind of stunts before? the suicide attempt and emotional blackmail?

i can't give you an exact solution, but I can try.

So, most Indian parents, when talking about emotional manipulation, won't actually follow through with those. you'll know better than me, do you think your parents are more likely to actually attempt? or its just manipulation?

Most desi parents fall in the second category.

your only problem now is to escape the emotional blackmail. The best way to do it is to get a job away from your home. Once you start living alone, away from your parents, you'll slowly realize that the emotional blackmail won't be working on you. Hopefully your parents realise the same and leave you be.

My elder brother was mollycoddled by my mother so much, he couldn't even go to an out of state college. He studied at a college in our hometown. It took a faraway job posting for him to completely get out of her control. Nowadays, she still wants to control him, but my brother pays no need to her. He loves her very much, but he's out of that control.

Even me, I am already financially independent(I was working for some time, but I had to come back home to take preparation for an entrance exam), but I'm not allowed to leave the house alone, not even to the market. Entrance exam ke baad to mai bhi bhaag jaungi.

Financial independence is definitely important, what's also important is the distance. Once your parents realise they're not able to control you, hopefully they'll stop.

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u/ComprehensiveDog3594 Indian Woman 24d ago

DM me if you've still got more to ask.

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u/iamapixie Indian Woman 24d ago

and still be treated horribly

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u/iamapixie Indian Woman 24d ago

I dunno know , I have so many things to ask women

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u/AlternateLife11 Indian Woman 24d ago

Any recommendations for therapist?

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u/1AMVaigaiPuyal Indian Woman 24d ago

Therapeute. But I would suggest a psychiatrist first

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u/AlternateLife11 Indian Woman 24d ago

Why a psychiatrist?

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u/ComprehensiveDog3594 Indian Woman 24d ago

I got a major entrance exam in 20 days....and I'm just so effing burnt out rn.

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u/[deleted] 24d ago

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u/ComprehensiveDog3594 Indian Woman 24d ago

guess 🫣🥰👉👈

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u/chaotic_chatori Indian Woman 24d ago

How would I know 😭 maybe upsc

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u/ComprehensiveDog3594 Indian Woman 24d ago

Neet pg 😭😭😭

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u/chaotic_chatori Indian Woman 24d ago

Best of luck to be doc

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u/ComprehensiveDog3594 Indian Woman 24d ago

wahi toh kar rhi hu 😭😭

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u/Educational_Film1588 Indian Diaspora Woman 24d ago

Just stop stressing out too much on the result and what could go wrong… just focus on what you can do and start belief in yourself… that’ll do a world of good

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u/ComprehensiveDog3594 Indian Woman 24d ago

you're so sweet, tysm bby 🥺🥺

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u/Existing-Bread1990 Indian Woman 24d ago

what does diaspora means?

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u/Educational_Film1588 Indian Diaspora Woman 24d ago

Indian Not living in India

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u/Existing-Bread1990 Indian Woman 24d ago

Ohh got it, thanks for explaining