Kannammaa Writes

The internet has created a marketplace where the most unusual, even repulsive, items and interactions are sold as luxury products. Driven by loneliness and a craving for intimacy, men are increasingly willing to pay for things that blur the line between fantasy and reality.  This bizarre economy is fueled by patriarchy... and feminism offers a way out. But first, be prepared to cringe... HARD. 🧴 Unusual Physical Items Men Buy Bath Water: Celebrities and influencers have sold soaps infused with their bath water or jars of it for $30 each. Bodily Secretions & Gases: Sweat, “morning dirty breath,” and even farts sealed in jars have found eager buyers, with one seller making over 1.5 crore. Foot Content: A billion-dollar micro market exists for feet—pictures of toes, arches, nail polish, or videos of feet stepping on random objects. I've personally seen Indian men fantasizing about consuming the fecal matter and urine from: Samantha Ruth Prabhu and Mrunal Thakur - they e...

Ever since actress Meena's husband passed away, she's been constantly scrutinized - her every move, judged. Just because she's widowed and a working woman. The timeline: Meena married Vidyasagar in 2009. He passed away in June 2022 after health complications. The news deeply affected her, and the film industry publicly expressed condolences. She is a single mother and has a daughter to raise. So, she continued working in films and appearing at events. That's when things got ugly. One of the biggest issues was false rumors that she was planning to remarry soon after her husband’s death. Some websites and social media posts claimed she would marry another actor. Others linked her name with divorced actors or male colleagues without evidence. In some cases, the rumors appeared very soon after her husband passed away, which she said was extremely painful. Meena responded strongly, saying: “People are still talking about my second marriage… They forget that I have a daughter...