2/06/2006
Last Plane to Jakarta: Betty Friedan:
"It was Betty Friedan who pointed out to American men and women that there was really no reason a woman couldn't be anything she wanted to be. It was rather radical, in 1963, to suggest that a woman could be perfectly happy with neither a husband nor a child to her name. "
Actually, it's still a rather radical thought. Is it is really this simple? Gosh, I hope so, because I am keenly aware that despite all that I have and all I've achieved, I am still defined by "lack".
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In my opinion, a perfectly happy woman defines herself and does not give a rat's a** about how society defines her. So, do you really care how society defines your experience of life? As long as they don't interfere with your route to happiness, of course.
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