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They are not "Passionate" because they are not getting their rights. They have different reasons for it. You know,such things are "in"nowadays.
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hahaha interesting.....but you know what many educated men still have a backward mind and they want to suppress women no matter how much they contribute in house. So it's not my assumption, but a bitter reality Sadia.
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You are right here....and I think its tough job for these type of person like single mother n just father to manage it on their own but they do this n I think its heroic and extraordinary on their part though I wish ke aisa kisi key saath bhi na ho...You know being alone etc etc...Its hard..
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Why women are so Special? O wild, dark flower of woman, Deep rose of my desire, An Eastern wizard made you, Of earth and stars and fire. - C. G. D Robers The Rose of My Desire On Issue of Job.... Women or girl, in my opinion should think first what she is going to do. I mean not only other members of the family but also she should think objectively and seriously regarding his future. Factors that are deceived here are the family background, type of education she has acquired, inclination of her life-partner, post-marriage issues. Family Back Ground matters a lot when a girl is trying to justify her position to work/not to work. If a girl belongs to a conservative family where it is against the norm to work outside then it might create a problem. In such a situation she should not abandon the entrepreneurial or innovative character of hers; rather stream line it and use it alternately. This will distinguish her from rest of the girls/women/housewives around. It also depends on what type of life-partner she gets after marriage. For few, working outside for a girl who holds a professional degree like MBBS, BE or MBA is not an issue. Let her work, for she has done as much hard work to acquire the qualification as did he. For rest, it weighs more to give time to family. Some time even the family members or husband have no objection on a women working outside after professional/non professional degree and women is also eager to work but her dream remains unfulfilled because there is no one to look after kids!! (If not opted for combined family). Hence it is a mixture of issues. For some couples the first and foremost demand from a girl becomes that she will continue her job after marriage. Hence it is advisable (for boys/man) to discuss and finalize such issues before one takes final decision; if one (she) is so ambitious about her future to avoid disappointment. The cost of working in an office must be weighted against what can be lost while your partner (she) is not at home looking after ones (her) kids or doing house hold work that can add more value to the married life. We often find women busy in social work and their children in kindergartens, which for sure is not an ideal approach to address the problem. Intelligent (girls/women) are those who understand the circumstances and decides on their basis what should they opt for and respected should be the man who have empathy for what the women/girls (in what ever relationship she is in with him) feels and behave likewise.
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a comprehensive and sensible comment....good
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Agree to mano too that many men still being educated are backward minded and dont accept women rights. But I think majority from educated class is now better and understands there responsibilities.
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I think such kind of women are very few, who have some male-like traits of dominance Otherwise sensible women have an idea that family life is their top most priority, Musharraf's policies of women empowerment proved to be fatal in the real sense, because after that a few women thought that they are just like men and they should get all the jobs in the public as well as private sector, I think this kind of mentality has created a job vacuum for many educated men. Other that that some organizations hire maximum women to increase the cosmetic value of their office environment....so these are some bitter facts, we all know well...
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