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iQuit · F
Not like I had a choice.
Being a women is complex, as being a man.
It's just that sometimes I imagine the female hormones add more of a hectic factor. Then not to mention that in the culture I grew up in. Women were always to be submissive and men were the ones to have lead. Idk.
I have grown to accept what I have been dealt with.
Could not imagine it any other way honestly.
Being a women is complex, as being a man.
It's just that sometimes I imagine the female hormones add more of a hectic factor. Then not to mention that in the culture I grew up in. Women were always to be submissive and men were the ones to have lead. Idk.
I have grown to accept what I have been dealt with.
Could not imagine it any other way honestly.
iQuit · F
@DianaCD I accept equality regardless gender. It's just complex and brings a tear to my eye thinking that maybe if I were born a man. My voice would have been given more importance growing up in my house. Maybe, just maybe, me and my father could have a closer bond. Then maybe he could treat me like an equal and not forbid me from doing things regarded to many as being for a man to do. It's frustrating really.
Maybe that's why some part of me always acted like a tomboy. idk...
I won't complain really, it's just sad and I have to learn from this to grow somehow.
Maybe that's why some part of me always acted like a tomboy. idk...
I won't complain really, it's just sad and I have to learn from this to grow somehow.