I find it so amusing how do we stereotype everyone, and working women are no exception.
In the stories, movies or commercials, a working woman is obviously financially independent. She is usually portrayed as someone who can drive, drink alcohol, and travel independently.
While non-working women are never taken seriously. If you do not work outside, it does not suggest that you don't understand the market or how things work. A non-working woman can also travel independently, drink alcohol or be liberal and be a good driver.
We should not judge a person on the basis of his/her work profile.
Now time is changing and women have more opportunity to get empowered. Many platforms are opening for young and married women alike. Many social awareness programs like for breast cancer are also providing platforms for the married women to actively involved in the community, e.g. Mrs. India: Pride of Nation from the Gurgaon Glamour.
Many cooking shows are also giving the opportunity to the young, aspiring women to showcase their talents.
I always find it challenging what is right or wrong for a woman. Being a woman, I find it confusing to make the decision.
In the stories, movies or commercials, a working woman is obviously financially independent. She is usually portrayed as someone who can drive, drink alcohol, and travel independently.
While non-working women are never taken seriously. If you do not work outside, it does not suggest that you don't understand the market or how things work. A non-working woman can also travel independently, drink alcohol or be liberal and be a good driver.
We should not judge a person on the basis of his/her work profile.
Now time is changing and women have more opportunity to get empowered. Many platforms are opening for young and married women alike. Many social awareness programs like for breast cancer are also providing platforms for the married women to actively involved in the community, e.g. Mrs. India: Pride of Nation from the Gurgaon Glamour.
Many cooking shows are also giving the opportunity to the young, aspiring women to showcase their talents.
I always find it challenging what is right or wrong for a woman. Being a woman, I find it confusing to make the decision.
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