Chinmayi Sripaada, known for her candid opinions, recently took a social media user to task over his misogynistic remark on finding a “virgin girl” to marry. The user had shared a comment on the high sales of condoms and questioned the availability of virgins in India, suggesting that men might have a hard time finding one. In response, Chinmayi posted the same thing and sharply responded, “Then men shouldn’t have premarital sex with women, unless said men are having sex with goats, dogs, and reptiles.”
She often faces trollers for such outspoken views. Soon she restricted her post comments as hate but not retreated. Instead, she edited it and made the most powerful statement on the subject. She wrote, “Women aren’t obsessed with ‘VIRRRRRGIN.’ Women assume men have been sexually active and don’t even ask about their experiences, whether safe or unsafe.” She criticized the mindset of “incel bros” who believe a woman is somehow “contaminated” once she has sex, calling it an absurd perspective.
TAKE A LOOK AT THE VIRAL POST:
Women arent the one obsessed with ‘VIRRRRRGIN’
Women assume men have been sexually active anyway and dont even dare to ask if you all have had safe or unsafe sex.
Anyway it looks like the incel bros think they have permanently contaminated a woman once they have sex with her.… https://t.co/Ltczq24jKF
— Chinmayi Sripaada (@Chinmayi) January 2, 2025
Chinmayi’s outspoken commentary on the issue puts forward her broader stance toward women’s rights and independence, questioning archaic and damaging practices regarding virginity and gender expectations. Chinmayi has been quite a force in the entertainment industry through her years as an independent singer and dubbing artist. Known for her chartbusters like “Mast Magan,” “Zehnaseeb,” and “Vizhigalile,” Chinmayi has also lent voice to recent films featuring stars like Samantha Ruth Prabhu, Trisha Krishnan, and Mrunal Thakur.
Her answer is a reminder of the fact that the harmful stereotypes still need to be questioned and society needs to open up its discussions about sexuality, consent, and gender equality.
