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Things
that define you as a person, are so crucial that they actually remain with you
for a lifetime. As a young teenager I always remember my mother asking me to
behave in a certain manner, ask her why? And she would instantly reply; because
dear daughter you are going to go one day and that women in the society must
have certain etiquettes and mannerism.
Honestly
it all never made sense to me, especially when I saw my younger sibling, my
brother not following any of these, and for some reason it all never applied to
him. Ask the lady of the house, and she would instantly reply; because he is a
boy. Boy?? I looked at her blankly then, and even now wonder why is it that the
discrimination starts in the days of your innocence, why is that somewhere it’s
always a woman putting the other woman down. When is this going to stop and
when will our mothers ever realize that they contribute and play such a vital role
in upliftment of our breed of humans.
Well,
things that define me as a person, is one such topic I always thought of
writing about, not because I am self-obsessed, but only because I feel the
world should know the power of women in the society and that we are far ahead
of the male breed in every aspect. I have a justification for this one.
From
that eye catchy feature to my loving and caring nature, they say it all! I
believe in myself and I think that defines me as a person. I believe in giving
and spreading love and I believe that defines me as a person. I am always
giving and always welcoming, and I believe that defines me as a person. I
believe in letting it go and still having a sense of achievement and I think
that defines me as a person.
I
believe in giving liberty and yet set some boundaries, and that I think defines
me as a person, I know nothing is impossible and hence wake up each day with
the thought that I will make it possible. I am that shoulder to cry and yet
that shoulder which gives you strength.
These
my dear folks is what I believe defines me and every woman, because you have
all been through these stages in your life and which has now made you as they
say a woman of substance.
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