Two girls were sprinting down the street. They didn’t know each other at first, but girl 2 inquired about her. She didn’t hear her at first, but she eventually responded,
“I apologise for the delay in responding, but while I run, I am focused on a single goal.” In my opinion, the four Ds are ‘Devotion,’ ‘Determination,’ ‘Discipline,’ and ‘Development.’
Girl 2 laughed slightly at her and said,
“Do you believe these in an era when patriarchy rules the world and we, the girls, are struggling to breathe?” I don’t believe in these places where we can expect injustice every day. That is why I believe in the four Fs, namely “Feminism,” “Fabrication,” “False Allegations,” and “Factual Propaganda of Empowering Women by De-empowering Men.”
For a brief moment, Girl 1 was taken aback. While she was distracted by her modern feminist talks, she got stuck on a brick, which caused her leg pain. She couldn’t stand up.
Girl 1 requested assistance from Girl 2. But, as girl 2 pointed out,
“If you continue to believe in the orthodox era of being uplifted without bringing down the opposite gender, you will be stuck in situations like this.”
You believe in empowerment through education, and I believe in my empowerment as a woman! We’re not the same, bro!”
She fled without assisting Girl 1.
Every day, genuine hardworking women are being empowered in India. However, we only focus on the other half, which attempts to redefine “Women Empowerment” as “Gender Rights” through placards and false allegations. Thank you to the media for their tremendous efforts in exposing fabricated cases with erroneous definitions of empowerment for mere TRPs.
“Women’s empowerment is already taking place on a daily basis in India.” However, only a few people got it right. While many women are gaining their deserved empowerment through their hard work, the other half is still submerged in a deep ocean of false propaganda designed to diminish men’s respect in society.
We don’t need to put in any extra effort to enlighten women’s empowerment; all we need to do is raise awareness about the correct definition of ‘Women Empowerment.'”
It is critical to educate all women in India about their empowerment because using gender to bring down the opposite gender through trash talk has become a goal for some women today.
Women’s empowerment is a symbol of respect for one’s accomplishments in making humanity proud, rather than degrading the standards of an equal contributing society of male and female.
Authored By: Sharda Chakraborty
https://memyselfmom.com/author/sharda151/
