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Call this feminism, I do not care, but let it be known that “to every supremacy and authority of a man, there should be a limit” . When I say I seek equal rights with a man, I do not mean struggling to take the position of a man. I’m simply seeking to be treated like a human. Women are human also! Personally, I feel there are certain cultures and by culture, I mean archaic habits of our forefathers that should have been dropped by now, in this age because the world is evolving and soonest, it would seize to evolve just around men.  The fact you can walk into a space or room but I can’t simply because I’m a woman, is insane, isn’t it? But you letting me know I won’t be able to go into that same space because I’m not strong enough to overcome the obstacles in it is enough reason for me to withdraw.  Look here, when Jesus told wives to submit to their husbands, he also yolks the husbands to love their wives just as he loves the church. Now, you can’t tell me you love me but beat ...

Having an absent father at age 15, I really wonder if it’s what makes every 3 out of 5 people I meet have absent fathers as well. I mean, I grew up with some but I guess the rate just increased over time😅. You see, many a times,  men or males rather tend to complain when mothers get to be celebrated on Fathers’ Day too but then I’ll always say that if a mother plays the role of a father perfectly well, then why don’t I celebrate her on Fathers’ Day as well? One thing we don’t see is the strength in single mothers and those ones out of circumstance especially, appear to be the strongest set of people on earth today *references to my super mum* 🫶 Absent fathers could be in various forms but I’d be addressing the 4 categories I’ve come across. The first and most accepted category of absent fathers is: l  The absent father who is absent (…more like an absent but present father 🌝 😉): I see this as that which the father is physically absent and the only ground should be death (d...