Making leisure as relevant as chores
Updated On: 11 September, 2020 06:44 AM IST | Mumbai | Rosalyn D'mello
"Things like equal division of labour at home and the way womens bodies are perceived in public, have let me inhabit a more peaceful space. Can we make that happen for all womxn in our societies? "

I find the most profound biological change within me is the heightening of my powers of smell, maybe because the air is cleaner and not interrupted by the smell of tobacco and countless other odours. Pic/Rosalyn D'mello
After the intensity of August's 31 days, performing several part-time jobs while somehow also managing to complete the first draft of the first chapter of the sequel to A Handbook for My Lover, I'm enjoying settling into my solitude.
September has been calmer. I've ensconced myself in the bubble I've carefully built so that every otherwise upsetting detail about matters over which I exercise little agency has to be filtered before it can alter anything within me in a molecular way. After having nursed my feminist rage for almost a decade, I've learned how to imbibe a more sanity-preserving perspective over triggering things.
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