By Lea Arama
Photography by captured
In all definitions of who a woman, it always about the sex, physical changes, and duties or roles of a woman. Over the years a lack of the proper understanding of who a woman is has shaped the translation of it not just by society but by the women themselves.
“Who is are you” is a question best answered by men than women, and if answered by women it normally comes with feeling of self defeat and not the pride you find in a mans response,
The challenge with the modern woman now isn’t a lack of focus its a lack of self definition which has translated into a goose chase in the fight for gender equality.
Lack of depth about ones nature can distort their definition of themselves which affects their value to themselves and society as a whole. The feminist movement has gone through waves at self discovery and its translation in their lives in empowering and enriching them in the quality of life they deserve.
Until i can better understand who i am as a woman my definition would be subject to what society defines, which might not be wrong if its a better definition of who i am since in the end they are the jury of the evidence of my true self.
So I ask woman who are you?
