PRECIOUS
Is there anything more precious in life than a woman who is kind,
Who endures its slings and arrows, but seldom seems to mind.
Adorned by Nature's passing years to become a Sheba-wise sage,
Well able to handle the opposite sex from infancy to old age.
So, my lads, whoever you may be, pray to your god that you find
The pleasure of the treasure that caring designed - a woman who is kind.
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Ghazala lari
Mon 10th Jun 2024 04:12
I completely agree with you.
There is a natural division of labor between men and women, not based on outdated stereotypes, but on inherent strengths and qualities.
While kindness, caring, and nurturing are often associated with women, these are essential qualities for men as well, particularly within their families and extending outwards to the world.
The modern lifestyle, however, has placed an immense burden on women, expecting them to juggle successful careers with maintaining home and family responsibilities. This relentless pressure has had a devastating impact on women's health, both physically and emotionally.
Women, while capable and strong, are often physically more delicate and susceptible to the strain of such demanding roles.
It's time to recognize and respect the inherent differences between men and women, allowing them to flourish in their natural roles.
By embracing a more balanced approach, where men and women contribute their unique strengths, we can create a more peaceful and harmonious society, both within families and the world at large, reminiscent of a time when these roles were understood and respected.