What Does a Woman Want?

Summary

The article emphasizes the immense strength and resilience of women, challenging societal perceptions of strength and advocating for recognition and appreciation of women's contributions and endurance, particularly in the face of physical and emotional challenges such as childbirth and rare medical conditions like ocular vicarious menstruation.

Abstract

The article "What Does a Woman Want?" presents a reflective perspective on the true essence of strength, questioning the common tendency to equate physical power with the ability to lift heavy weights. It highlights the extraordinary endurance and multitasking capabilities of women, who seamlessly balance household responsibilities, child-rearing, and professional careers, often without receiving the love and respect they inherently deserve. The author shares a personal account of witnessing the pain of childbirth and a disturbing medical case where a woman experienced blood tears during her menstrual cycle, underscoring the unimaginable pain women endure. The piece calls for a reevaluation of gender roles and the abandonment of male superiority, urging society to recognize women as the cornerstone of human life and to treat them with the dignity and appreciation they are due.

Opinions

The author believes that women are stronger than men due to their capacity to endure labor pain, which surpasses the strength typically showcased by men, such as deadlifting.
The article suggests that strength is not solely about physical feats but also encompasses the emotional and mental resilience required to manage various aspects of life, which women exemplify.
It criticizes the lack of recognition and respect for women's contributions to society, advocating for a shift in societal norms to acknowledge and appreciate women's roles both within the home and in professional environments.
The author expresses a need to eliminate the concept of male dominance and superiority, emphasizing equality and mutual respect between genders.
A case study of a woman experiencing ocular vicarious menstruation is presented to illustrate the extreme and often overlooked physical challenges women may face.
The article concludes by dedicating its message to all women, calling on men to reflect on and value the women in their lives, and to understand that the continuation of mankind is contingent upon the existence and contributions of women.

“Bonds of love never make the wearer weaker; they give him greater strength!”— Wonder Woman

How often do we name people around us as strong? When was the last time we called someone strong?

Oh, he can do a 100-pound deadlift! He is definitely strong.

Oh! someone over there is doing a 200-pound deadlift!! He is surely stronger.

But what makes us actually define the power of someone? Is it just limited to how much one can lift?

Then that 3-second deadlift is surely not a criterion for how strong someone is.

We all are surrounded by people who are definitely the correct definition of strongness. The women. Women are surely pretty much stronger than all of us men out there. Do we men have any idea the amount of pain they go through when they are in labor. I have closely experienced it while my wife was in her labor. Although I am a gym freak myself and I am actually a tough guy, but I can never even think of experiencing that pain. We men lack those physical definitions of bearing pain.

The amount of work the women do is applaudable. The way they manage the house chores, children, and their professional job is very beautiful. And in return, all they want is the love and respect that they actually deserve.

Hence, you must appreciate the women in your lives. Your little daughter, or your sister, your mother, or your wife. Treat everyone with love. Because they are the actual building blocks of one’s life. And there shouldn’t be any concept of superiority or dominance of male over female. You should try and abduct this notion.

A few days back I read something disturbing. This made me more warm-hearted for women. This may sound nightmarish, but yet this is true.

It was about a rare medical case in which the woman complained about being teary-eyed. And these tears were her blood! She was taken to the emergency room as she was experiencing tears of blood. She wasn’t wounded, neither she had any pain nor any discomfort.

This had perplexed the doctors.

This is a rare medical condition in which it can bleed from the extragenital parts during periods. This can make a woman bleed from the eyes, lips, and nose. While nose bleeding is very common, bloody tears from the eyes are rare.

The pain, women endure is indescribable while giving birth. It differs from women to women. But in common it is like, breaking of bones.

This morning when I was sitting with my son waiting for tea. All the thoughts came into my mind about my wife, mother, sister, and all the women surrounding me. Domestic chores to office their contribution is immeasurable. This article is dedicated to all women. If men are reading this, then it is dedicated to your mother, wife, sister, or any woman that belongs to your life.

The women are the most beautiful creation of nature. If there are no women, no mankind.