I want to be a bad woman,
A bad woman who never asks for permission,
A bad woman who makes her own decision.

I want to be a bad woman,
Who never chokes her dreams in the name of family reputation,
Who chooses freedom,
Every time, over chains disguised as “nice.”

I want to be a bad woman,
Never bound to silence,
Never forced to smile at respect-killing jokes,
Never told, “be a good girl” —
Because my voice will break the smoke.

I want to be a bad woman,
Who cries when she must,
Who shouts when she burns,
Who laughs too loud,
And sits as she pleases —
Unmoved by stares,
Unchained by fear.

I want to be a bad woman,
Who never hides, never begs, never pretends,
Who never makes herself the last option,
But the first.

I want to be a bad woman
A bad woman who chooses happiness over crown of greatness and sacrifice

I really want to be a bad woman
A bad women who's never
Scared of calling out
As bad daughter
Bad wife
Bad mother
And "BAD WOMEN"

While choose breathe instead of suffocation

I want to be a bad woman,
Who breathes freely,
Without measuring her air,
Without asking, “am I allowed?”
Who doesn't apologize for existing

I really want to be!

S.Tara.R