Women, a Symbol of Bravery


Women, a Symbol of Bravery
Being born as a girl especially in India is a symbol of bravery. They deserve a Bravery Award just for being a woman. Giving them respect is their birth right regardless of what they do. Even if it is a prostitute one should give respect on the grounds of humanity.
But today we see man humiliating, eve teasing every girl or woman they see. Every girl who moves out of home is raped either verbally or visually. People should understand that even staring hurts. Why they do this? Do they think that teasing a girl is bravery or a symbol of being a real man? Disrespecting a girl makes them look cool. We don’t know what the answer is. But a real man is the one who respects women as she should be regardless of what she does or what she wears.
An earnest endeavor to survive is not dependent on ones status of being rich or poor but on sex. Yes, women are the one who struggle for every breath they heave for. They are like brave warriors who carry a spear plunged inside their tender bosoms from their birth till they rest in peace. At every step they take they are reminded that they are girls and should behave like them. I am not a feminist but this is what truth is. So we should respect women and stop eve teasing, staring or any disrespectful thing  and behave like a real man.

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  1. Unknown18 August 2012 at 02:21

    cheers for ur thinking
    ur thinking hv some beauty in it
    n u know dis really comes frm ego humiliating feeling, feeling of high superiority, inferiority
    n women should carry n live with a feeling of respect in themselves n dis surely help them.

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    1. Jatin Rathod18 August 2012 at 11:16

      i think you are my best friend bt wont tell ur name....hope i am right.... :)

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  2. Unknown21 August 2012 at 10:13

    haha.... good way of making friend
    thank u!

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  3. Jatin Rathod21 August 2012 at 23:12

    hmmmm :)

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