Why is there so much contempt for the strong man stereotype and the men who adhere to traditional roles of masculinity? Why are powerful men automatically depicted as all-toxic? Ascribing an attribute like “toxic” to one gender – isn’t that a vast generalisation? Isn’t that … sexism?
https://wisefem.com/2020/06/20/the-soft-male
Why must it be used to flatter you yet bring you down simultaneously? Why must girls try so hard to try and be “one of the boys” to be heard? Why?
https://shinga.art.blog/2020/06/17/assertion-in-femininity
Keywords: ditch the clique , empowerment , events , inspiration , motivation , quarantine , uncategorized , community , connect women , empowered women , fashionblogger , fashionista , female empowerment , girl power , motivate women , online event , qootd , quarantine style , women who inspire
At in-person and online Ditch the Clique events, guests are met with inspiring stories of REAL women who have overcome circumstance with an empowered community by their side. Finding confidence and connection in MY story, and stories shared by other empowered ladies, women are invited to join interactive conversation and activities touching on topics such as self image, relationship building, and goal setting. Ultimately, Ditch the Clique equips women (just like YOU) with the power, tools, and COMMUNITY necessary to move out of uncertainty and into the life they dream!
https://rachelkgrimstyle.com/2020/05/26/its-hard-to-admit-but-its-time-for-change
It’s like life time imprisonment. After working whole day when I used to go for evening leisure time, I was taunted and insulted. So a housewife don’t deserve two hours three hours of freedom also? Society sucks.
https://thebuddhalady.wordpress.com/2020/05/01/the-house-hen
Keywords: awareness, cycle, disability, Emotional, Everyone Hates Me, Experience, Hormones, menstral, PMDD, PMDDawareness, PMS, Symptoms, women
It’s also to blame for sometimes being sure the friends I have only pretend to be my friends. I am so hard on myself and legitimately think I cannot do anything right, my irritability would add to that thinking, so I would get irritated and on-edge. Unfortunately, sometimes it goes deeper than irritability and lack of confidence, this is when my most intense and anxious thoughts are constant. It is when I imagine my life without the people I love or I ask the horrific question: would I be missed if I was gone?
https://lifebetweenthelines725.wordpress.com/2020/04/29/pmdd-journey
Keywords: men, sexism, women
It tells women to be scared of themselves. Of their body. It teaches them that men are scary – that men can punish them with their words, devalue them in front of their peers. And it keeps women away
Bridie Wilkinson, Co-founder (left)
Bridie works in content at a charity and writes sporadically. She shares her name with the Gaelic patron saint of fire and poetry and, conversely, a type of meat pie. She can be found on Twitter and Instagram @bridifer.
Abby Parsons, Co-founder (right)
Abby has been editing unputdownable books since 2014 and became a freelance editor in 2019. She loves helping writers tell their stories and occasionally writes some of her own. Find her on Twitter @abby_aap and Instagram @abbyaap.
Keywords: health, lifestyle
Don’t be too pretty, people will think you are out of their league,
Don’t be too ugly, no one will see you indeed.
Don’t be too kind, people will walk all over you,
Don’t be too mean, people won’t walk anywhere near you.
Don’t be too intelligent, people will feel threatened by you,
Don’t be too dumb, you’ll be threatened by others, it’s true.
Don’t be too intuitive, people will think you’re woo-woo.
Don’t be too naive, others will see right through you.
https://lifestylecollective.org/2020/03/23/why-be-the-perfect-little-lady-when-you-can-be-just-you
Keywords: tea time
You can rather listen brush it off or you may just learn something. I remember the first year of parenting I’d take whatever adult conversation I could get seeing that most of my time was spent juggling my final year of college while pumping around the clock. I think we all can agree that that there’s no wrong and right. Its all trial and error but there is light at the end of the tunnel. My only advice to pass along is for when your time comes as the mom with the advice don’t drop to many gems at once.
girls, marriage
Let us start by considering boys first. A boy of eighteen years old (or younger) may encounter the following options: (a) get out of school/college and take up the work that is available to him; (b) continue education in the expectation of a better job in the future. (This expectation may become a reality depending on his ability to do well in studies and the availability of better jobs).
There are some additional choices for a girl, and these can create certain complications in her life. In addition to these two options, she can opt to become a mother and motherhood can change her work/education options. (A boy can become a father at 18 but that need not change his job options). The way motherhood affects a girl, depends on social conditions. It depends on private arrangements, and social/governmental support to take care of kids. I have seen girls in…
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