Maria Sveland Quotes

When We Wake Up And See Reality As It Is, A Lot Of People Blame Feminism. They Twist Everything Around And Claim That The Feminist Vision Creates Demands Which Are Too High And Contradictory, Demands That Break Overworked Women Down With Stress. They Claim That Everything Was So Much Easier When Women Were Housewives Without The Demands Of Work And Career. Motherhood And A Clean Home Were A Woman's Self-realization. Today Most Women Work Two Jobs, One Outside And One Inside The Home. Yet If We Lived Equally And Men Took Just As Much Responsibility For The Children And The Home, Women Would Not Be Broken Down By The Stress. Perhaps It Is Only Possible To Accept The Difficulties If You See Feminism As A Resistance Movement, And The Only Path To Possible Freedom. Because Resistance Almost Always Involves Pain.

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