In Questioning Being A Woman

As a woman, sometimes she still questions the existence of her rights over her body and life about choices either sometimes they say don't make sense, or about decisions they claim are too high, or about the silence they say is a deficiency.

She is not yet free to make decisions for herself, identity, and her body.

Being born and raised in a society that still does not grant women their rights made her sad.

What we face continues to remain the same day by day, unchanged and stagnant. The times change, but the constraints on women persist; they remain the same.

Every time a choice or decision she made turns out to be wrong, it feels like those judgmental voices blame and justify, saying; 

Either "women can't make decisions," "i told you your standards are too high," or "seems like being a woman is enough with that achievement, don't aim too high," and many more hurtful comments that haunt her.

Society's judgment of women sometimes weakens her resolve, or she ends up blaming herself.

However once again, she strengthens and reassures herself about everything that happens in her life, her choices, and her ambitions; based on her conscious determination, and her right to decide the path she will take to navigate this life.

She and other women are free to be independent women in their decisions and choices, bodies, and rights as human beings, both now and in the future.

She and other women have the right to break free from the stigma that still surrounds our bodies, choices, and women's rights. She and other women are essentially human beings; we are human after all.