Guy Posts Pic Of Mother Cooking While On Oxygen Support, Calls It 'Love'; Faces Flak Online
Women are often expected to take care of the family even when they are sick or tired, which can be unfair. A rather concerning example of this is a photo that has been doing Twitter's rounds since last night.
Our society has the tendency to put women on a pedestal and say that their love knows no bounds and duty knows no end. Women are often expected to take care of the family even when they are sick or tired, which can be unfair.
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A rather concerning example of this is a photo that has been doing rounds on Twitter since last night. In it, a woman is seen making food for her family while she is on oxygen support. Her son posted the picture on social media and wrote, ¡°Unconditional love = mother. She is never off duty.¡±
Wtf is this shit?
¡ª Navin Noronha ?? (@HouseOfNoronha) May 21, 2021
Let the woman rest jeez. pic.twitter.com/hnj2qRQyvp
As a screenshot of the post went viral on Twitter, several people online slammed the guy for glorifying the woman¡¯s condition. Many said that since the woman is on oxygen support, she most probably needed to rest but was made to work through her misery.
How many homes in India have mothers not getting sick leave?
¡ª Chinmayi Sripaada (@Chinmayi) May 21, 2021
Not sure if this lady is actually cooking with an oxygen cylinder near the gas stove (!) but even if it is fictional
Can this unconditional love trope that forces women to not take rest stop already? pic.twitter.com/jZLMVvKdV9
This is not love. This is slavery in the name is social structure. ??????? ??? ????????????? ????????? pic.twitter.com/W72ZdlEhtc
¡ª Naveen Mohamedali (@NaveenFilmmaker) May 21, 2021
So Men cooking for the family is never an option?
¡ª Abisheik (@AbisheikS01) May 21, 2021
Typical. Make women goddesses, put them on a pedestal and work them to the bone coz *WoMEn cAN tAke iT*
¡ª CoconutAndChill (@Pratyus71168172) May 21, 2021
If they can use the internet to post this shit, then they can also use the internet to learn how to cook.
¡ª Freida Maggi Khalo???? (@yadudewhatever) May 21, 2021
If their hands are functional enough to click this picture, caption it and post it, they can help too.
Im sick of people glorifying women's misery as "unconditional love"!
The origins of the photograph remain unclear and questioned over its authenticity have been raised. However, the post has indeed triggered a conversation on women, mothers, and their ¡°duties¡±.
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