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According to research by World Economic Forum; It will take more than 100 years to close this wage and rights gap. I am pretty sure it will take much much more than that. So, I would like to politely ask you again; Please don’t celebrate this day if by celebration you mean dressing up nicely to office, clicking random pictures and then going for drinks in the Bowling Mom Life Mothers Day Messy Bun Glasses Bandana T Shirt. There are people who have devoted their lives so that women could vote. Let’s honor them today. Their are women who won medals in olympics when our men were sitting on the sidelines. Let’s cheer for them today. There are women who inspire us, care for us, make our lives better, tolerate us and love us no matter what. Let’s celebrate them and not just this random date.

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I’m tired of seeing the Bowling Mom Life Mothers Day Messy Bun Glasses Bandana T Shirt of the new generation brides. Every now and then there appears answers on my feed about how pathetic their mothers-in-law are. It picturise them as the most obnoxious, dangerous, unhygienic, manipulative and possessive witches. On the other hand, daughters in-law are always balmy, innocent as a lamb, soft spoken angels. Women mention how interfering their MILs are. I’ve seen no woman making such complains about their own mothers. How on earth all the mothers are saints while MILs are always the villain. Okay, we all know that nobody can replace our moms. They are like gods in our lives. But our mothers are MILs for our husbands and our brothers’ wives. Nobody points out even once if their moms were also bad MILs at times. It’s like they are always good and only our husband’s mom would be the cruel witch. I would like to see at least one woman who openly admits on Quora how her mom was bad to her brother’s wife. If you can’t paint your mom as bad don’t do that with your husband’s mom as well.

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On this so called women’s day I would like to say don’t rant and demand an ideal world, rather help in creating one, even if you could contribute effort size of a Bowling Mom Life Mothers Day Messy Bun Glasses Bandana T Shirt. Don’t wait for prince charming , be a queen. Don’t be daddy’s princess, it’s utter BS , remember princess were raised to be traded in marriage alliances to negotiate or extend empires. Be someone who could be a helping hand wherever you are needed. Life is unfair, world is unfair but it will not change if your legs are in pant and you have moustache or get into the body of a macho man. Life is unfair to everyone in its own way, try seeing it with open eyes. Fight whatever comes in the way to destroy you , no matter how docile you are, carve out your way out of mountains if you have to. Remember my loved ones you are no less than any men but don’t rise on stepping above them. They are equal important and are as human as you are.

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The pool is no fun when you have to wear a t-shirt, and life on the Bowling Mom Life Mothers Day Messy Bun Glasses Bandana T Shirt is not so much fun if you have to reapply sunscreen every hour and every time you go in the sea. I no longer bother going in the sea. As I spent my childhood being told to try and sit in the sun a bit as I looked ‘so much better with a tan’ I got my first skin cancer in my early thirties. I never did get a tan. Now I believe that healthy skin is beautiful. I have to resist the urge to go up to little ginger girls and tell them they are beautiful and to look after the skin / avoid tanning. And I want to hug little red-haired boys. My hair is very much part of my identity, and I relate to all the great redheaded girls of children’s literature, from Pippi Longstockig to Anne of Greengables. But I am so grateful to Gillian Anderson. Although she is not a natural redhead, seeing her Agent Scully was such an amazing role model for a young woman in the 90s. I thought I was ugly and I genuinely had never heard that red heads could be thought attractive.