ছেলেদের ম্যারিটাল রে*প হয় ! বিস্ফোরক নন্দিনী ভট্টাচার্য | Fake Feminism | Nandini Bhattacharya

Rape, consent, forced marriage, toxic relationships and the reality of relationships today - all these important issues are discussed candidly by male activist Nandini Bhattacharya. In this special podcast, she highlights why many people stay in a relationship or marriage despite their unwillingness, how societal pressure influences personal decisions, and why, in her opinion, a relationship lasting five years is a "golden jubilee" these days. This is not just an interview, but an in-depth discussion on relationships, consent and social reality. *Marital Rape of Men: A Reality* Marital relationships are usually built on mutual love, respect and consent. But sometimes there is a perception in society that sex is an obligatory duty for a husband or wife after marriage. As a result of this perception, the husband's wishes, mental state or consent can be ignored. Marital sexual abuse of men refers to a situation where a husband is forced to have sex against his will, through pressure, intimidation, psychological abuse, coercion or other forms of force. Although this issue is relatively rarely discussed publicly, various studies and experiences have shown that some men are also victims of sexual coercion and psychological trauma in marital relationships. The impact of this type of abuse can be profound. The victim may suffer from depression, anxiety, depression, loss of self-esteem, aversion to relationships and long-term psychological problems. But due to social shame, traditional ideas about masculinity and limited legal and social support, many men hesitate to complain or seek help. The foundation of a healthy marital relationship is **mutual consent, respect and respect for personal freedom**. Sexual relations without consent are unacceptable, regardless of the woman or man. Therefore, it is very important to raise awareness about all forms of sexual coercion and abuse in marital relationships and to develop appropriate support systems for victims.