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BEING FEMINIST

Being a feminist doesn't imply that a woman should be the head of the family. Instead, for too long, menfolk have toiled so hard to support his family and it is payback time. A real feminist works together with her husband to support her family.

A feminist is an independent woman yet when it comes to family matters. She does not decide things all by herself. She consults with her husband and decides what's best for her family.

A feminist never tries to compete with a man because she knows her capabilities are far greater than her counterpart.



Some people view feminists as being misandry but that is a false conception. A real feminist is also a philandrist who doesn't view men as hostile rather they embrace men with love and care.



A feminist ensures that every girl child gets formal schooling and not discriminated just because she is a girl.



A feminist works to ensure that every girl/ woman realize their potentials and empower oneself and live in peaceful coexistence with other fellow being.



A feminist doesn't indulge in trivial matters that brings division to the society rather a real feminist strive hard to make the world a better place to live in. 



The vision planet 50:50 by 2030 doesn't imply that women should be same as men. In fact, it is realistically not possible. A man cannot become a woman and vice versa. There are some traits which God has specifically created and it cannot be distorted. However, it implies that a girl/ woman should no longer be demeaned or discriminated just because of her gender. Where she's free to do whatever she wants without any fear. Where she can hold her head high and no longer undermine herself. Where she is proud to call herself a girl/ woman.
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