This is a realization I came to after looking at examples in my own family walahi.
I have 5 aunties both from my dad and mums side.
2 of them (they're diaspora btw) are very successful 1 is in the government of Puntland and holds a power seat, and the other one has a very successful business which she makes ridiculous amount of money.
They live lavish and are both happy, and well respected by men.
The other 3 got married young and have no career, and are disabled in a kitchen with 9 kids they're deep down jealous and envy the other 2 and i've seen it.
They even say to me naag jiko bey ku dambeyneysaa to boost their self esteem after knowing I'm only focused on living my best life and getting my career, and I don't want nothing compared to their life.
Men created all sorts of tactics to shame and scare us, and they're mad and against successful women that are on the rise these days because they don't want the cycle of us throwing the best days of our lives to obey them and being disabled in a kitchen to break.
I have 5 aunties both from my dad and mums side.
2 of them (they're diaspora btw) are very successful 1 is in the government of Puntland and holds a power seat, and the other one has a very successful business which she makes ridiculous amount of money.
They live lavish and are both happy, and well respected by men.
The other 3 got married young and have no career, and are disabled in a kitchen with 9 kids they're deep down jealous and envy the other 2 and i've seen it.
They even say to me naag jiko bey ku dambeyneysaa to boost their self esteem after knowing I'm only focused on living my best life and getting my career, and I don't want nothing compared to their life.
Men created all sorts of tactics to shame and scare us, and they're mad and against successful women that are on the rise these days because they don't want the cycle of us throwing the best days of our lives to obey them and being disabled in a kitchen to break.
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