Being a woman is a blessing or curse?

A woman is complex and beautiful. On the surface, it might seem like multitasking and juggling many roles and responsibilities, but there's a deeper complexity to it. Its more like navigating the tangled layers of your own identity.

Many times, you feel like you're not understood by those of the opposite gender. Simple discussions become complicated in your mind. Expressing yourself can feel like an uphill battle, especially when others struggle to understand your perspective. You might find yourself juggling between extreme emotions, from joy to sadness in a span of split seconds, often overthinking the simplest of things.

You meticulously plan every detail, even down to the color and size of vegetables, because you have a vision of how things should be. Any deviation from your plan can feel upsetting to your carefully constructed world. Daily life feels like a battle against drifting from your agenda. You carry your burdens alone because you want things done your way. You complicate your own happiness and that of others. You're constantly striving for perfection, both for yourself and those around you. It's a constant cycle of messing our lives, trying to change, and then stressing over those changes. Oh! let's not forget the monthly mood swings that add to this whole drama.

Having said all this, to all the women out there! You are not alone in this turmoil. But do strongly believe being a woman is undoubtedly a blessing. If I get another life, I would still choose to be born a woman. We are a gender like no other, so imperfectly perfect, adding depth and beauty to the world in our own unique way embodying a unique blend of strength and vulnerability. Despite the physical and mental challenges, being a woman is a glorious journey. So embrace your imperfections and complexities, for they are what makes you, you.

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