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- Author: Samridhi Aneja
- Publisher: Inkquills Publishing House
- Year: 2021
- Pages: 143
- ISBN-10: 939056719X
- ISBN-13: 9789390567195
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 0.8 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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'The Red Colored Bliss' is an amalgamation of all positive ideologies, beliefs and feelings of people about menstruation. The prime focus behind wanting to compile this book has been to foster among its readers a sense of 'respect' for the process. It is intended to inspire people to be open and positive about the process. The book boldly addresses the mothers who ask their daughters to be silent about periods, grannies who separate menstruators from God and from their own family, menstruators who shy away from requesting their siblings or lovers to fetch sanitary napkins for them, sellers who pack them in black bags and buyers who accept them in those black bags, people who associate menstruation only to women, anyone and everyone who has stigmatised menstruation. Some compositions in the book will make you blush, some will give a sense of victory, and some will be shocking revelations. Some might even make you judge your own self and question the jargon you have been using to address the process we are referring to here. We'll be glad if the book hits even just one conscience.
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- Author: Samridhi Aneja
- Publisher: Inkquills Publishing House
- Year: 2021
- Pages: 143
- ISBN-10: 939056719X
- ISBN-13: 9789390567195
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 0.8 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
'The Red Colored Bliss' is an amalgamation of all positive ideologies, beliefs and feelings of people about menstruation. The prime focus behind wanting to compile this book has been to foster among its readers a sense of 'respect' for the process. It is intended to inspire people to be open and positive about the process. The book boldly addresses the mothers who ask their daughters to be silent about periods, grannies who separate menstruators from God and from their own family, menstruators who shy away from requesting their siblings or lovers to fetch sanitary napkins for them, sellers who pack them in black bags and buyers who accept them in those black bags, people who associate menstruation only to women, anyone and everyone who has stigmatised menstruation. Some compositions in the book will make you blush, some will give a sense of victory, and some will be shocking revelations. Some might even make you judge your own self and question the jargon you have been using to address the process we are referring to here. We'll be glad if the book hits even just one conscience.
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