Actress's Instagram post about bra strap-shaming strikes a chord with Indian women

29 Jun 2016 5:49 PM IST

She stressed that it's high time that women should stop feeling ashamed about things like sex, periods, and their bodies in general.

Actress Saloni Chopra decided to give it all back in a scathing post about women being body-shamed and objectified by misogynistic losers. (Photo: Instagram)

Unfair double standards have become unfortunately so entrenched in our society that most women simply shrug away when faced with a sexist comment. But actress Saloni Chopra decided to give it all back in a scathing post about women being body-shamed and objectified by misogynistic losers.

Chopra wrote about the pathetic way girls are often shamed for revealing a bra strap while guys can go around shirtless without any serious repercussions. She stressed that it’s high time that women should stop feeling ashamed about things like sex, periods, and their bodies in general.

Her post resonated with several women and ended up getting over 8,000 likes and hundreds of positive comments in just three days. Here’s to girl power!

"Life is like a Bra..." And women need to be more open about their sexuality. Whichever absurd person decided that it would be okay for a man to roam around shirtless, in his boxers, but girls can't even be seen in a Bra - surely did a hell lot of damage to our society. Did you know there are still people who have a problem with a girls Bra Strap showing?! The strap?!?!?! People that don't like it when the shape of your bra is visible from the top you're wearing. I've been around a few such diseased people. And you can't tell that they're affected by this narrow minded disease when you first meet them. They look normal. They make you feel wonderful at the start. They're the ones that follow bold models on Instagram & keep porn on their phones. They come across as extremely open minded. They'll talk to you about feminism and global warming. And trust me, it's usually that "Bra Strap" that arouses them in the first place - and then BAM! You're being told its "just for them to see". You should dress more "appropriately" in public. If you meet these diseased people, you could A. Send them to a Doctor, or B. Ask them to go fuck themselves. I honestly don't see what the problem with lingerie is? I wear it. Yes. Am I suppose to act like I'm NOT wearing it by hiding it completely? It's a piece of clothing that covers my breasts. Just like a skirt covers my legs. Or sleeves cover my shoulders. What's the big damn deal? The term breasts? Is it a girls Boobs that make this world uncomfortable? Are men THAT weak? I mean trust me, it's not like our boobs are holy or sacred. They're just.... A part of the body. Stop asking women to feel uncomfortable about it. Our breasts are not our "respect and dignity". Men flaunt their chests, while girls won't even hold a Bra in their hand publicly. Well... I will. Because I'm not ashamed of it. I have nothing to hide. Lingerie is not something that needs to be hidden. In fact, it's quite pretty, isn't it? I'm tired of women themselves constantly feeling like they've to be ashamed of everything. Pads. Tampons. Lingerie. Our body. Our desires. Sex. Let's put an end to that. Free the god damn mind. #FreeTheNipple @freethenipple

A photo posted by Saloni Chopra (@redheadwayfarer) on Jun 25, 2016 at 12:42am PDT

( Source : Deccan Chronicle. )

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