Kannammaa Writes

Personally, I've deviated far from the socially accepted life for an Indian woman. Here's my story. I hope it will inspire that life isn't a set template, it's all about breaking barriers. I Fell Gravely Ill when I was Writing My Pre-University Exams and Couldn’t Go to University.     The onset of my rare genetic disease happened during my pre-university days - I was 19 years old.  At that time, no one could determine what was wrong with me. I was admitted to the hospital and wrote  my exams there. I was in a lot of pain. My hands shook and I had difficulty writing but I pushed through anyway, in tears. I got sicker because of misdiagnosis.   Since my disease is rare, doctors misdiagnosed it many times. So, I got worse and worse – critical time was wasted. After correct diagnosis, I had severe allergy reactions to the medicine. Throughout the ordeal, I had to make great effort even to swallow. My tremors were so violent, it shook the wheelchair when I sat in it....

Vijay's rhetoric for Women's Day: I am so flattered coz Thalapathy considers me as his mother, sister, friend, aunty, and onnu veetu chiththi (distant aunty).  Waiting for Vijay and men to respect me and women because we are their fellow human beings. Not because we are their mothers, sisters, or aunties. In case Vijay na haven't heard, Tamilnadu men already sexualized sisters (akka). And mothers (MILF) and aunts (Aunty Veriyan). So, yeah, his "consideration of women as his mother and sister and friend (girl bestie = friends with benefits)" only evokes a weird feeling for us women. Nothing will change for Tamilnadu women da. DMK can't bring change. TVK can't bring change in 2026. Mudiyathu da. (It's impossible.) Because all of them got the fundamentals wrong - especially Thalapathy.  "We're following Periyar's ideology for women!" ~ Thalapathy Vijay's claim. If that old man was around, he'd chase all of you with his walking st...