Art Therapist Monica

Some of us in Indian society were raised to be “nice girls,” which meant doing everything the world expected of us—how we dressed, how we behaved, how we dealt with our romantic partners, how we navigated our sexuality, and how we showed up in society at large. To be nice, some of us tolerated many things: listening endlessly to friends who depleted our energy bank, doing all the household and office work, picking up the slack for colleagues, not answering back to bosses if a