'Girl On Top' actress Saloni Chopra posts really HOT pictures with a MESSAGE on FEMINISM!

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TV actress Saloni Chopra best known for her show ‘MTV Girls on Top’, is breaking stereotypes with bold photo series on issues like feminism, slut shaming and sexuality.

Saloni Chopra is one such actress who always speaks her mind and the actress recently shared some pictures which will surely inspire every huma being. Check out the pictures herer...(Photo: Instagram)

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Here are some more pictures of the gorgeous TV Actress. (Photo: Instagram)

Here's another bold picture in which Saloni is looking stunning. She captioned the image as,"A large population of you (but not all) believe that the only purpose of my breasts, my butt, my shoulder, my back, my thighs, my legs, my neck - is for a man to explore & enjoy. My hands exist to cook for you in the day & give you a job at night, my legs to walk me from your bedroom to your kitchen & my mouth was never meant to speak, my mouth exists to sing like a bird, smile at your sight, agree to your decisions, & to give you the best head you could've ever imagined. Every guy wants to be blown, but the idea of me saying this out loud? Of course, it makes me a characterless slut. You're the one with desires, but me addressing them will have me killed. You made my body a temple, not me. I don't want to be a temple. Why don't you become a temple for a day, and then we'll fucking talk? If I wanted to be a goddess, I'd be the goddess of sexuality & power, & don't you dare tell me she is any less pure. You raise me only to get me married off to a man that can impregnate me, a son that can dominate me, & god forbid I have a daughter & she lives - You'll give her all the shit you couldn't give me. After all, she must take the legacy forward. A world where Marital Rape is not a crime, but the sound of my masturbation makes your ears bleed. You can't fathom the fact that I could dress this way just for myself. Your little brain doesn't understand that my sexuality isn't limited to being admired by a man. I do not fucking need you to be aroused by my knees & my shoulders just because they are gateways to places you want to go to. That's your problem - not mine. I love my body just the way it is. My curves, my breasts, my thighs - aren't asking for it. They're not ASKING for ANYTHING. You unfortunately are the reason prostitution exists in our country but is illegal, bcos you want the orgasm, but these women are nothing but a dirty hole to you. You judge them despite your need for them. You jerk off to porn but you can't handle a life partner that's aware of her sexuality. You'll cum to her, but she's not worthy of love & respect. You think equality is throwing her a pair of bikini because she can't fight in her bra - well, fuck you. She sure as hell can. PC @ace_rege" (Photo: Instagram)

This is the first picture posted by Saloni. She captioned it as, "Dear Human, You woke up this morning as a feminist, I'm happy for you. I'm happy for 24 hours in 365 days, you've awakened a part of you that recognizes women -not her sexuality, not her desires, not even the acceptance of her body, but you recognize you're "thankful" that she exist - for the needful things, of course. To be brutally honest, your need to wish me, congratulate me & thank me for giving immensely to this world is nothing but insulting, demeaning, saddening. You say without my ability to carry you into this world, you wouldn't exist, yet where were you when she was killed at birth? You congratulate me for my strength, yet you fight for the sensitivity towards men, so all this while, through decades of female suffering in its ugliest of forms, where was your need for equality then? You accept that my life in this world is a higher struggler than yours, then you jokingly say she pulled the "woman's card" at a party while you're drunk, of course you do, you've never had to deal with pinching, groping, teasing. You walk the streets like you own them, while with every step I take I am aware of being raped through their eyes. You don't know what it's like to be raped without being touched, every single fucking day. I can feel his breath on my neck, I feel him staring down my shirt, looking me up & down as though I am nothing more than flesh, drooling over the shape of my breasts. From the moment I walk out of my building to the time I reach work, I have been raped 15 times. He's raping me in his rear view mirror. He's raping me at the bus stop. He's touching me from behind his stall. He's brushing past me in the crowded streets. He's looking at me with a smirk in the lingerie store. He's pinning me down, leaving me bruised & cold, bleeding to death. It makes me shudder. You know what's worse? I can't scream, I cannot shout, I cannot even cry. For the rest of the world, it isn't happening. It may only be in his eyes, but for me, it's in every bone of my body. It's imprinted in my mind. It is my reality. You must think I'm crazy for talking about my sexual desires & my breasts in a world where I'm the reason behind my own sorrows. #Part1 #LinkInBio" (Photo: Instagram)

This is the 2nd image with the caption, "If she's such a feminist, why are her boobs on display? If she wants to stand for women's rights, why won't she focus on a girls education instead of her panties? Because my beloved human being, these girls aren't raped in class rooms and examination halls, they're not burnt and sold for having a higher IQ, if and when they get that far - they're raped for having desires, they're taught "a lesson" for having a vagina, they're shamed and trolled for growing breasts that are visible. Theyre tortured with foreign objects and murdered silently by their own families, for having hormones. Yes, hormones. They're married off for their fair skin and their ability to reproduce. They're verbally and physically assaulted for the having expressions - you ask me if I'd wear a bra in front of my father and my brother? What part of my breasts should be alarming or shaming to anybody that has given birth to me & raised me? The vulgarity with which you so casually put my father and my breasts in the same sentence, saddens me because to you, in that moment, my breasts in front of my own father become sexual. They cannot be "seen" by this man that raised his daughter. Would you reverse the question to the father of a 12 year old girl? Would you ask him, this same thing, within the same context? The idea of human beings like you existing, terrifies me. When the mother that alarmingly asks her 15 year old daughter to shut her legs and sit appropriately in front of the men of the house - she terrifies me. Why are we conditioned this way? This isn't, and never has been, men against women. You, as a human being, where were you when I needed you? #Part2 #LinkInBio #internationalwomensday #iwd #womenempowerment #feminism #freethenipple #educate #bethechange Photo Courtesy @ace_rege" (Photo: Instagram)

Here's the third image with caption, "#Part3 Today, here you are, mocking me for having little rights that give me justice towards inequality, but where were you when I was slapped and told to sit at home because what the hell would I do being educated anyway? You stereotype me for being aggressive, nazi, bra burning, but where were you for 15 years, when I quietly layed the dinner on the table and got looked at with disgust because my cleavage was visible? You are petrified that your daughter won't be treated well in her new home, but where were you when your son left me bleeding, sobbing on the floor, every night? You are mad at me for a law that saves me from the beasts that bought me for materialistic needs in the name of ever lasting love, yet I don't see you standing next to me when I'm told "if he's your husband, then madam it cannot be rape, it's your family matter." Instead your little voices echo in my ear "You're the woman of the house, the nurturer, you must keep this family together", you say, "his home is your home now". You disagree and say "not all men", even though you're the first to disapprove when I travel on my own, in my comfort of clothes, on my chosen time. If it's not all men, why don't you have faith in your own? If it's not all men, surely someone will help me, won't they? If it's not all men, there must be more like you. Or my dear human, is that exactly what you're afraid of? #LinkInBio #humanity #womensday #womenempowerment #bethechange #freethenipple #womenempowerment #writersofinstagram #internationalwomensday #iwd #equality #notallmen Photo courtesy @ace_rege"(Photo: Instagram)