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I don't feel like telling my heart to others. I tell myself what is on my mind. There is an animal in me. There is an animal within each of us. It guides us. Unless we guide it, it cannot give us the right path. That's why I tell myself what is on my mind with a positive attitude.
Sapna Shahi of Tajakot Rural Municipality of Humla was telling about her heart. On Sunday, the second day of the 'Karnali Chhori Sammelan' held by Sri Jyoti Foundation in Birendra Nagar, Surkhet, the capital of Karnali Province. 'Karnali's daughter's heart talk' In the program titled , a girl like her opened her heart
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Shahi shared her experience of suffering a lot during menstruation. He said that in the educated society, we still have to fall prey to the custom of staying in the shed during menstruation. Shahi expressed her complaint that she had to suffer discrimination like an animal during menstruation because the family and society could not accept it.
Lamu Tamang of Northern Namkha Rural Municipality said that she used to tell her mother what was in her heart. "I will share my heart with mummy". But not everything can be shared . I will share the details with myself. I don't share my thoughts with other friends yet. I don't think everyone listens to my heart,' she said.
Rashmi Pariyar of Kharpunath Rural Municipality of Humla also came to tell her story in the daughter conference. She said that she was suffering from discrimination due to caste from the society. "There is a lot of ethnic untouchability in our village." They say you lower castes should not touch a person after death. "Poor people like us are harassed," she said.
It is the grief of Pariyars who had to be neglected when they were discriminated on the basis of caste. Stating that she does not like caste discrimination, she complained that she had to face discrimination everywhere because of the last name behind her name. She also told the feeling of being oppressed by the discrimination of menstruation . Shahi did not like to study away from his parents. He feels that the situation of not being able to study with his family is very distressing.
Humla has fallen behind in every index of development. Studying is not good . You can study only for three to four months . After passing SEE, it is very difficult to study when you come down,' she said. In government schools, we don't even have basic English skills. It causes us a lot of problems.'
Sanchita Bhandari of Simikot rural municipality said that the future of many girls is pushed into darkness due to child marriage.
