If you are an Indian woman aged over twenty-five and single, currently on the receiving end of the marriage stress, you have found the right book.



I'm Alia and this is my story. I am a twenty-something-year-old single girl trying to make it in the game of life. As is the case with many of my millennial peers, the purpose of my life eludes me. My parents are quite clear about the purpose of my life - now that I am employed, the next course of action in my life should be to get married and bear children. Of course, they think this. I'm in my late twenties and in single Indian girl years, that's nearly thirty-four.



If you are on the same boat as me, a little bit annoyed, a little bit frustrated, and a little confused, maybe this Frustrated Women's Club will offer some support to you. Maybe my actions will inspire you to deal with your own romantic problems (I'm kidding, my actions involve running away from my problems to write in my diary about my problems, and never talk about said problems). Maybe my misadventures will make you feel better about your own. Failing that, maybe it will just comfort you, knowing that we are in this together.