The Problem With Women.

I think the problem is that I was raised by a fearless woman who showed me how to be kind even when they tore me up in pieces. I think the problem is that I look up to women who never gave up even when they were put into situations that made giving up seem so comfortable. I think the problem is that I'm a rebellious woman myself because every time I felt like I wasn't made for something, I ended up doing that without hesitation. I think the problem is that they made it feel so natural to ignore a girl's voice in a crowd that I became curious to know what she wanted to say all these years. I think it is because I knew a woman in my family who fought for her dreams at a time when women weren't allowed to dream or even have opinions about things

. I think the problem is that we have so many examples of females who have set the bar so high that it is impossible to not notice and admire them. I think the problem is that I like women who are brave enough to share their thoughts, who don't act according to people's expectations, who are fearless enough to chase whatever they want just because they want to, who bounce back after every criticism they face about their lives and choices. I think the problem is that all my heroes since childhood were women who didn't wear capes but still protected their people without taking credit for it or the ones who were smart enough to know when to take the right decision, even when it meant killing themselves to save others. I think the problem is that I learned the meaning of strength from a woman giving birth to a child at the side of a street without any support or the one who was separated from her family ruthlessly, yet I never saw her cry. 

I think the problem is that I'm inspired to become someone like that. A woman who doesn't give up and never compromises for the wrong beliefs. And sometimes I think it is not a problem at all. Don't you think so too?