Attitudes, Standards and Boundaries- A happy womens's day to you too
In my school group today morning, someone posted Strong women do not have an attitude. They have standards and boundaries. I wrote fab to that in my comment. And then it happened. I analysed the statement quite unintentionally because I am not the one to keep up with gender tropes. Well, well, well ain't that food for thought! Come let us dig deep(err). I think this must have come from a man and there is an obvious problem with the first part of the statement but we will get to it later. Hear me out first, So, strong woman- who is this creature? A mythical being or a character from folk lore? Does she exist beyond the realms of imagination of feminists- both male and female? Let's turn the question around. Who isn't a strong woman, rather? You are my friend. Yes you too, gentlemen! Remember the concept of Ardhanaareshwar? The coexistence of the feminine and the masculine. The naari form before the eshwar. Every man and woman, every human being on the planet, rises to