Your first period can feel surprising or scary but don’t worry. It is a normal and healthy part of growing up. Every girl goes through it, and you are not alone. At SheLit, we want you to understand your body without fear or shame. What Is a Period? A period […]
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Cinema is one of the most powerful tools of influence in India. Bollywood films are not just a source of entertainment; they shape emotions, attitudes, aspirations, and social norms. What we repeatedly watch on screen slowly becomes acceptable in real life. Unfortunately, for decades, mainstream Bollywood has contributed to portraying women as weak, dependent, submissive,
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In today’s digital world, digital marketing has emerged as one of the most flexible, high-growth, and women-friendly career options. Whether you are a student, a homemaker, someone restarting after a career break, or a working professional looking for a shift, digital marketing offers opportunities that are skill-based not degree-based. What Is Digital Marketing?
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Dowry harassment and domestic violence are often treated as “family issues” in our society. But Indian law clearly says that abuse inside the home is a crime, not a private matter. To protect women, two important laws exist- Section 498A of the IPC and the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005. This
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In movies, toxic love is often packaged as passion. In reels, obsession is sold as intensity. In real life, red flags are still dangerously misunderstood as “he will change,” “this is just how love is,” or worse “my love can fix him.” But let’s be clear: Red flags are not romantic
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A girl is not born weak. She is taught to be. From the moment a girl child is born, society begins shaping her mind, not loudly, but subtly. Through everyday words, expectations, and restrictions, girls are conditioned to believe they must be quieter, smaller, and more accommodating than boys. Over time, this conditioning becomes
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