Identity Crisis Issues with Indian Women

[Campus]

Identity crisis issues are most commonly found in the Indian women these days. There are rapidly increasing insecurities and anxieties among the women to prove themselves in front of the world. Every woman has her own tale, she has many responsibilities on her shoulder, she has to look after her family and children. Somehow she has to create a balance in her life and during this struggle for a balance many of her aspirations and dreams which she wants to fulfill for herself, get faded off. And this is where the insecurities and anxiety begins to take place. She begins to feel inferior and hopeless about her life, she feels that nothing good can happen in her life. She starts underestimating her identity, thoughts and actions and tend to feel that nothing is going to change for her. She wants to grow and flourish in her life but her circumstances do not allow her to accomplish this wish hence instead of making some extra efforts she starts to compare herself with other women in her circle who are already working and seem to be quite satisfied at their end. Identity crisis in not a disease but it is surely a psychological issues that may act as a hindrance that ceases every scope for improvement in life. The woman has to think and act wisely in such situations. She must realize and introspects her talents and specialties. Raising the self-confidence and self appraisal is the only way to deal with such situations.

 

[bharatiyam]

One of the major issues with modern Indian women is "identity crisis". women have been dominated since ages but with the progression of time their status has been somewhat raised. Yet they still somewhat suffer from gender inequality and encroachment upon status,space and life. Every modern working or not working woman suffers from identity crisis. perhaps because she is supposed to live by her fathers name before marriage ,then by her husbands name after marriage and by her sons name when she is old. this traditional orthodox thought still lingers in the Indian minds and this affects the psychology of the Indian women, who start getting all the more insecure about their status and position.