Shekhar Natarajan

I still feel to like, understand what you just said.

It's a very profound thought.

Women always are multifaceted.

They're always like caregiving.

They're always like, you know, focused about the family.

They put everyone, everything above and beyond, uh, you know, their, their personal identity, comfort, everything.

I've never heard like someone like do the opposite, like rarely the case, you know, normally

And all that stuff.

So, you know, but, you know, I still feel like, you know, I hear so many stories about child abductions, rape, like, you know, you know, kids being burnt alive for marriage, for like the way they, listening to this, I feel like, you know, we have progressed economically, but we haven't progressed intellectually as a society.

You know, so is that, is that like, am I just like hallucinating or am I like, am I, am I real here?

And I want you to be honest because one of the things you said, you know, you don't care about anyone anymore.

Go Simran.

Yes.

Yeah.

Absolutely.

Absolutely.

And I think like, you know, we, as a, we, as a society, like

To actually assume that women needs to be submissive and has to live with it all.

So what comes across to me is there are actually like, you know, I've seen, I've lived in corporate America for 23 years of my 25 years of my professional life, like worked for large companies.

Manage very large teams, sometimes 80,000 people, sometimes 20, sometimes 40.