WHAT IN ME IS FEMININE?

Envisioning what it means ​to be a woman in society and what constitutes her as a woman has gone through drastic changes over the last century. Through emancipation, women have become independent in managing their own lives. The standards of masculinity have been changed as well. Today it is no surprise that a woman works as hard as a man. But despite this, the “traditional” requirements to women such as to be beautiful, to inspire men, and to be a mother and raise children persist. Enjoying equal rights with men de jure, a woman continues to fight for them in many difficult situations de facto that often require strength of a personal choice. “Female” occupations are less prestigious and lower paid, while the government and business are mostly dominated by men. Since childhood, a woman is surrounded by the models of femininity that follow her all of her life, so that she does not depart from them. Women are being told about themselves.

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