Like every time, he thought to go by public transport, but he decided to follow the advice of some friends, took his elder sister with him and dared to drive himself. ۔
My friendship with this sister is more than all siblings and when friendship is more, you can think of enmity.
On the way, while refreshing our childhood memories, we came to a point where we both fell silent for a few moments.
I was driving and my brain started playing.
Being from a lower middle class family, the first dream of my childhood could have been to have a big house and a big car.
But it was never thought that the house and the car would be privately owned, and no clear concept of women's ownership could ever be formed in girls like us.
The only thing that used to happen was that it would be Brother John's car and we would come and say, “Brother John! Where's the car key? Go shopping. "
And the brother will say go with the driver. Since ATMs or credit cards were not the norm at the time, the idea of handing out cash could only come to mind.
In other words, the dream of economic development in our country is associated only with the man of the house. Why couldn't we, as girls, think for ourselves?
Why never thought that I would have a car and my brother would say “Sheila! Where is the key? I have to go to work. "
I will have a home and I will be able to earn enough to have an army of employees at home who are always at the service of my parents.
Today, all that we used to think of associating with our brothers, we do not know how and why we got to own the property rights, but in our collective training, there was no concept of autonomy at all.
Think about whether you are giving confidence to the daughters of your household that the ease of their lives is not only the responsibility of these male relatives.
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