During a recent podcast interview, Anuradha Paudwal argued that the "sanctity of marriage" has weakened because of LGBTQ+ rights. She went even further, questioning what the LGBTQ+ community contributes to society and suggesting that marriage derives its value from producing children.

This article explores how gender is a social construct we unknowingly grapple with every day. It subconsciously seeps into the very fragments of how we act, present, and perceive ourselves. Using Butler’s theory of Performative acts and Gender Constitution, this article aims to reasonably back the idea of gender, not as a rigid and solidified binary, but rather a fluid identity.