by Chelsey
Awww Maryanne.....Listen girl, I often wonder, what defines a woman?? Her age? Her responisibilty? Her personality?....I dont think there should be an age put on a woman to make her one, because some people never grow up, and some people grow up too fast. You dont have to wait til your 18 to be a "woman" and you dont have to turn 18 and be a woman if you still want to be young and have fun....I think our choices define who we are and the choice is yours.....Its not scary I promise...To be an adult may suck, bills are never fun, but growing up is so completely fun, but then again so is staying young...so what I do....I consider myself a woman. I am confident, mature, responsible in all I do, trustworthy, yet, I will be the first on the dance floor anywhere I go, I'll freak out in a Barnes and Nobles over a Teacup pig Calendar, I'll put on a show with my air guitar at the Zoo...I'll always stay young and have fun because life is too short to let an age or the word "adult" or "woman" scare you... |
*Hugs!* <3 |
by L
I'm glad I read chelsey's post... I have never thought of an age defining a woman though.. |
by Karla
Simone de Beauvoir said that "one is not born a woman, but becomes one" and your piece, Maryanne, portrays exactly what she referred to. Our culture expects women to behave in a certain way, defining what is feminine or not as if a human being could be codified by his/ her gender. Our insane society forgets that each of us is a unique being and due to that, our idiosyncrasies and different tendencies should be respected. |