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A Woman's Livedies: A Short Story
Have you ever heard someone earning there livelihood by selling there surrows or let me say shedding a few drops of it. Sounds weird..Ryt? trust me it is! The torn pages of the ancient books never seizes to amaze/intrigue me with new words and the way these words turned the lives of the women in 360 degrees direction. Isn’t it old news now, I mean according to the powerful sections of the society, women were supposed to participate in each and every game that was build to expose there physical as well as mental sadness. As far as I have encountered its insight when a women can be forced to sell her beautiful nakedness to experience pain and to pleasure others then its pretty much easy for us to change them into another mocking exhibition under
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