Is addiction and infidelity a right for the high paid women? / myLot

Raurkela, India

October 24, 2025 9:32am CST

In India many women these days are going abroad with a good package. Mothers of some of these women think that their daughters have the right to do anything they like as they have achieved a lot in their career. These special mothers say that their daughters have the right to take drugs and alcohol and sleep with as many men they like. I think this isn't a good step towards women's empowerment. In India both addiction and infidelity are crimes according to the court of law.

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Kandase

@Kandae11 (56800)

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24 Oct

I agree with the comment made be @porwest.

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Jim Bauer

@porwest (110105)

• United States

24 Oct

Certainly, people can do whatever they want, although some things should not be considered "okay" or condoned, let alone encouraged. Choice comes with consequences, of course. And there can be many consequences to many of these actions. As for addiction and infidelity being criminal acts, we disagree on that. But we CAN agree they are not empowering or good acts.

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Anindita Sengupta

@aninditasen (17709)

• Raurkela, India

25 Oct

In India if these acts are not declared as a crime. The addicted and infidels will perpetuate and harm the other Indians who don't resort to addiction or infidelity.

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Anindita Sengupta

@aninditasen (17709)

• Raurkela, India

27 Oct

@porwest Education is making the youngsters in India more barbaric, who resort to addiction and infidelity thinking it their birth right.

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Jim Bauer

@porwest (110105)

• United States

25 Oct

@aninditasen Seems a bit barbaric to me. But that's just me. lol