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Happy International Women’s Day

This post is dedicated to every woman 

Happy International Women’s Day to all and Congratulations with all my heart to those sorceresses who transform the pains that feel in the soul into the light and smile just so that no one notices.

We the women have a great responsibility in this world that we live in. We are the mothers, we are the educators, it is up to us to achieve gender equality in all areas. It is up to us to get out of violence, racism, ignorance. We have more power than we think and we don’t use it. I am not saying to become arrogant or authoritarian, but to help each other to stop being victims, and take the upper hand at once.

We have many issues, such as: educating ourselves to lead, nurturing ourselves to protect and guide our children, become a firm reference in society. We are largely the ones who have to value each other the most, support each other.

Educate Girl child

It is proven that when the woman is educated the whole community benefits. We know better than anyone what the needs of those around us are. Just like in our home, we know what is needed, bought, or done, in the same way, we know what the needs of our community are. That is why it is important to support and promote education and entrepreneurship projects that are linked to the development of women and girls. We cannot tire of knocking on doors and advocating for ourselves, raising our voices for our rights, and paving the way for generations to come.

What is femininity, and why should it be taught?

We understand by femininity all those attributes and qualities bestowed on a woman by the society in which they reside. This involves beliefs and attitudes, whether they are learned or formed as a result of biological necessity. This idea contemplates behaviours and attributions such as sweetness, softness, external appearance, the display of affection, understanding, elegance, sensitivity, caring for the family and children, but also vulnerability or even weakness or submission, so the idea of femininity goes beyond dresses, heels, and makeup.

To teach femininity, just look in the mirror and reflect on the following questions:

1. Do you think that being feminine is something “that you should be” for the simple fact of being a woman?

2. Are you happy to be a woman?

How is femininity taught and learned?

Children learn from parents in two ways: By Imitation or By Rejection.

We reject what hurts or denigrates us; Therefore, do not force your daughters to behave in a certain way, or to make someone do something, no matter how good it may be; the consequences and the fruits you will get will be the opposite of what you expected. You have great opportunities in your daughters’ lives to develop femininity.

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Focus on being feminine and showing delight for it.

We may notice that we act, talk, or seem in any manner less than a woman for a variety of reasons, and we may attribute this to the work we do or the role we “had to play” within our families, or we may blame not getting dressed or behaving in the right way on the work we do or the role we “had to play.” As a result, we have forgotten the vital and unique aspects of our lives. By showing our children how terrible it is to be a woman or even saying it openly when complaining about our condition, we make our daughters want anything but a woman. They grow up with a confused idea of being a woman or being feminine. The opposite happens when, through our actions and words, we tell those around us that it is good and beautiful to be a woman.

You have great opportunities in your daughters’ lives to develop femineity. Being feminine is a gift that results in women when they are happy with themselves, not when they are forced or pressured to be.

The role of the father

If you think that only our daughters learn femininity from their mothers, you are very wrong. Parents play a very important role in the psycho-emotional development of girls. As children, their dad teaches them how strong they can be, helps them experiment, and dare to do things “that mom wouldn’t do”; Dad is a girl’s first great love and in the way her father treats her, she will learn to behave with other boys. When the father treats his wife with kindness, respect and courtesy, he will do the same with his daughter or his mother, and girls will be able to enjoy and learn from the care and attention that only boys can give a woman. It is worth the effort to raise and educate a woman.

Be empowered and remember that you are capable of anything you set your mind to.

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(22) Comments

  1. What a wonderful post. I am proud to be a woman and I am a mother to a daughter. I tell her the same thing that we are privileged to play so many roles in our life time. We should be honored that God knew our potential. Those days have gone to be treated as a “abaya nari”. But a lot depends on our perspective as well. How we see ourselves.

  2. Oh yeah, women’s day is almost here. Glad to have read such a positive and realistic post dedicated to all the women out there. I agree we as mothers need to be their role model first and show them how wonderful it is to be a woman.

  3. Shreemayee Chattopadhyay says:

    I really like this postive attitude towards womanhood. What I always say that I love being a woman and cherish every moment of my life. Though I don’t have daughters, I teach my sons to respect, kindness and compassion for girls.

  4. You have written this post so well Anjali. indeed our perspective as a woman is most important aspect. if we feel confident and empowered then we can raise our next generation with same qualities. loved all the quotes you have mentioned in the post.

  5. International Women’s Day is a day to celebrate the power of women. Today women are marching shoulder to shoulder with men and there is no domain where they have not dominated their supremacy. Happy Women’s Day in advance. Sandy N Vyjay

  6. Happy International Women’s day dear. Celebrating the day is not enough and we need to understand the power of being a women to experience the real essence of this day.

  7. Happy International Women’s Day to you and to all the wonderful women who do so much to make this world a better place to live.

  8. Happy international women’s day to you too! You make a valid point that girls need to be taught to enjoy their feminity too. The society as a whole needs to recognize that as well. Sentences like don’t cry like a girl, or chudi pehni hai kya etc. Promote toxic masculinity and denigrate feminity.

  9. Raksha says:

    I am so happy that you wrote this post. And I love the fact that you wrote about feminism and it’s importance. Happy Women’s day to you too.

  10. Bedabrata Chakraborty says:

    Many congratulations to all my lady friends. I will cook for you someday but you must promise to eat it.

  11. What an amazing post,I am proud to be a woman and I am mother to two kids. It’s true that we should not compare our kids to others’. It makes a sense of jealousy and anger to them. I really agree with your thoughts..????????

  12. Ruchi Verma says:

    Women’s day is here, and this is such a positive and inspiring post for every person out there to know the power of a woman who can grow with a woman.

  13. Absolutely love this perfectly timed post for women’s day. I feel really proud being a woman and being my daughters first role model

  14. All you’ve written send positive vibes all the way here to my desk in Singapore while reading your article and I’m loving it! This are the kind of blogs every women should be reading and I think it needs to be out there more often. Appreciate you more for writing this.

  15. Truly women are one of the best creation of the God and it must be cherished. Also liked the point that each woman should support another in their journey.

  16. What a great read on this occasion of mother’s day. I would definitely share this with other amazing ladies. Thank you for sharing your views about feminism. Glad to know things from your perspective.

  17. I feel every day is the women’s day and men know the greatness of women and should be grateful for everything. And yes, I agree with the role of father you mentioned in the post.

  18. A very happy international day to all the hustlers, jugglers legendary women who wake up every single day with tremendous energy and work for their loved ones.

  19. What a proud post… Love this.. I am a proud women and feel loved having a girl child

  20. Such a positive and realistic article. I am so happy that you wrote about feminism and it’s importance. Happy International Women’s day to all the women out there.

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