Women are the glue that hold our day-to-day world together.
or so says Elizabeth Cady Staunton
Now, I agree. I'm not trying to say men aren't important, they are. But think... who taught you to do your laundry? or to cook? who held you as you cried, and then cried with you?
For most of us, it was a woman. A mom, grandmother, older sister, aunt or friend. I know that not everyone has a woman they can look up to, and I'm very sorry for that. It's not that men can't do these things, they can. It just seems to come more naturally to most women.
**I realize I'm using mass stereotypes. Just trying to make a point**
Now, I agree. I'm not trying to say men aren't important, they are. But think... who taught you to do your laundry? or to cook? who held you as you cried, and then cried with you?
For most of us, it was a woman. A mom, grandmother, older sister, aunt or friend. I know that not everyone has a woman they can look up to, and I'm very sorry for that. It's not that men can't do these things, they can. It just seems to come more naturally to most women.
**I realize I'm using mass stereotypes. Just trying to make a point**