For me : 1) Those taunting lectures from toxic relatives or family members
2) Stress and overthinking about unnecessary drama people create to fit me according to there needs in the society
3) Looks of those strangers(boys,men) who make me feel think about my body, dressing sense and make me feel uncomfortable even when I’m surrounded by my brother or father
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Being a girl could be a struggle in itself. The toxic societal norms and the constant pressure to be spic and span always could be quite irritating. You are always scrutinized for the way you walk, talk, laugh, and even breathe.
You’re not alone many women face judgment, unsafe stares, and pressure to fit societal expectations. Acknowledging it is already an act of strength.
Powerful and honest—these everyday pressures are real, and speaking about them is the first step toward changing the narrative.
A recent incident that has repeatedly happened with me is that male patients don’t see a female doctor eye to eye. They keep staring at the ceiling and looking towards the fan, observed a very disgusting behavior from the men’s community on this end.
my biggest insecurity is like your sitting with fully covered clothes(following so called society norms) and suddenly one person keeps staring u for no reason
second could be peer pressure that you have to do everything in that particular time span say job,marriage etc