A strong woman.
Every day passed is a day to celebrate the women because in ancient women were relegated aside they were considered "Housewives" and, they were not allowed to develop their skills or not in any other aspects outside the home. But the day of the rebellion had to come, a day when a group of women fought for their rights and achieved it because they took the first step so that freedom gradually reached the rest of the world.
Now we can say that thanks to the sacrifice of certain women, we have the freedom to be an everyday part of the revolution, both individual and collective, taking charge of our lives.
I think the woman is like a universe you, will never finish discovering her. She will never cease to amaze you. She is like an ocean that has not been unexplored. But becoming a woman requires courage, sacrifice and a lot of will because, although giant steps have taken for freedom, there are still strongholds of domination over women.
Let's now look at some definitions and characteristics of what it means to be a woman.
Minimalist, magnificent, mature, magical, mother. Learn from the simple things in life, but thinking with projection to the future, that's magic. And above all, remember that you are a source that gives life.
Unique, each woman is special, no two are the same, everyone has their own, and you must take advantage of what you have, what you are and what you project yourself to be.
Jovial, playful; despite the age, you must always keep this point in mind because it is part of your vitality as a human being.
Enthusiastic, special, spontaneous, exceptional; remember every moment these words that will help you to be better, to fight for what you believe and to succeed in what you undertake.
Respectful, romantic, revolutionary, all these things must be yours, for it all depends on which side you look at things.
Every woman is unique.
"Women unconsciously observe a thousand intimate, without knowing what they are doing.
Their subconscious mixes these little things, and they call it intuition” Agatha Christie.
"Let nothing define us. Let nothing hold us down. Let freedom be our substance." Simone de Beauvoir.
