your big sis.
I am a real-life big sis, here to bring positivity and continue to open the door for tough conversations within our community. I am actively grieving, healing and discovering how to become the best version of myself. I'm learning quickly that this is a lifelong task. My ultimate goal is that everyone finds their inner cheerleader. It doesn't matter how many supporters you have around you. When you sit in silence and self-reflect, can you look into the mirror and genuinely affirm your love for the person standing in front of you? If the answer is no, don't worry I got you!
your big sis.
"D" IS FOR DIVORCE
Divorce can carry a stigma in Indian society. People may fear being judged or marginalized by their community or extended family if they go through a divorce. This societal pressure can deter individuals from pursuing divorce, even if it may be the best option for their well-being. Changing societal attitudes towards divorce requires a community effort to promote empathy, understanding, and acceptance of individual choices while also respecting cultural values and traditions.
I am so grateful to have my mother here today to discuss her own experience so others can see divorce isn't just white and black. She continues to amaze all of her daughters by putting her happiness as a priority in this lifetime.