One of my friends who likes me way too much,
tagged me to a note recently! The note was on remarkable women that made me
happy; a woman, who was oxymoronic yet stable in life. I was excited to be
perceived this way after all who does not like to be called 'irresistible'
(dare to dream)!
Seeing this note, I started to roll back the
years fast forwarding to the present, as a young girl, a teenager, a working
woman, a wife, a mother of two children and still trying to be and never
comprising on my “Remarkability”;I believe I had tried to be all things this
quote conveys about being an irresistible women – but rolling my sexuality,
sensitivity and sensibility in a single personality has been a real hard work
because at some point they are all contradictory to each other ; it’s like a
colloidal solution of having immiscible liquids but in some incredible way
blended like water, protein and fat in milk
The world looks at a women in a
single non-blended dimension, the ones you share with (sexuality), the ones you
live with (sensitivity), the ones you work with (sensibility).
A woman with a two-dimensional complex is
something the world can grapple with, but once you try to present a different
picture and move ahead to touch the third dimension, with sound women
intellect, pictured in a feminine frame; you are cornered to be an unrealistic
person and sieved from the crowd. Every dimension is picked up for faults, the
unrealistic person you are trying to be!- So you are never complete.
I concede, I pass everyday and most of the
days, I am two-dimensional - the best I can be! Then, there are other days
where I succeed being three-dimensional and if I achieve this then I feel like
a Goddess – irresistible, remarkable and arrived in life! It's like making the
world a better place to live by spreading the empowerment I feel. I really
strive hard to be that three-dimensional quintessential woman.
As conceited as this post sounds, I am glad I
am woman. I try and I am blessed on those occasional days that I succeed. Yes I
have the power. And it's here to stay
No comments:
Post a Comment