One woman's pain doesn't erase the suffering of a million men. Tumne ek aurat ko jhelte dekha… humne pura system ek gender ko crush karte dekha. Let's destroy this biased narrative with brutal facts: "She worked, cooked, stayed in an abusive marriage." Okay… respect her hustle. But glorifying this as universal womanhood is pure selective sympathy. Meanwhile, men: - Work 60+ hours a week - Take on loans they can never repay - Carry family burdens silently - Die early due to stress, heart attacks, depression - And if they cry? "Man up!" Par haan… ek viral reel ne bata diya ki sirf aurat hi struggle karti hai. "She stayed with her abuser." And when men do the same... they get laughed at, labelled as weak, or told Be a man! Reality fact: Most men stay in toxic marriages too… for the kids, for the family, for society. No medal. No sympathy. No hashtags. 📉 India's male suicide rate is 70%+. But no one lights candles. No TV debates. No feminism. Why? Because male pain doesn't go viral. It gets buried. So no, don't throw a sob story & expect guilt to follow. Absolutely Respect women's struggle... But don't ignore the invisible graves of male sacrifice. If being a woman in India is tough… try being a man nobody cries for. Unka dard viral hota hai, hamara toh bas funeral hota hai. 🥀