Novel & Cerita Women's Rights Quotes

I love women empowerment, but a lot of the women are hypocrite at the same time. "Parang hindi ka naman babae kung makapagsalita ka. You're throwing a shade to your co-gender." Khleo snickered. He was playing with his charcoaled pencil and it makes his fingers dirty. "Women empowerment means equality to the men. But at the same time, they still want lady's first, being prioritized when riding a vehicle and so on. That's not equality." Sagot ko sa kanya dahil iyon ang totoo.

Ngunit, tulad ng mga nauna ay bigo na naman ako na makuha ang loob nito. “According to Maya Angelou- A wise woman wishes to be no one's enemy; a wise woman refuses to be anyone's victim. - You're not my enemy, Hilton. But I don’t want to be your victim. What I am fighting for here is our freedom.” Matalinhaga niyang pahayag, wala ka man lang makikita na anumang ekspresyon sa mukha nito. Maging ang pakikitungo niya sa akin ay nakakangilo, dahil kasing lamig ito ng yelo.

“Ano? magpapagamot ka pa? Gusto mo pang mabuhay kahit wlaa ka ng silbi?!” Sa halip na sumagot ay tahimik lang na umiyak ang babae. Wala ni isang salitang namutawi sa bibig niya. Some people hate that they were born at the wrong time and cannot live in today's free society; some people are born in today's society and hate why they are alive. Ilang beses man pinagsabihan ni Dorothy si Everly na huwag makialam sa kanilang pasyente, sa palagay niya hindi niya magagawang e-deadma ang kung anuman na kanyang nakikita dito. Because he was not only humiliating the woman lying on the ground, kundi ang lahat ng babae. Are women inferior to others? Why are women considered worthless? Hindi ito pwede!

“Some of you may think I’m weak cause I’m a woman. Maybe, some of you may think, I am not capable to become your leader but-“ “I am the woman who is the mother of two. I am the woman who will do anything to save my family because I am a woman and a mother.” Lahat sila tinignan ko isa-isa. Sinalubong ang iba’t-iba nilang tingin. Binura ko ang takot at buong tapang na hinarap silang lahat.

Do I have a right to suggest things? “No, I don't,” tugon ko sa sariling katanongan. I witness my own Mother having no rights at all to suggest things. What father wants, father gets. At ang laging paalala ni Ina, “We don't have to voice what we feel. Let's just live the life of being woman.”

Inilibot ko ang aking paningin at nakita ko ang iba't ibang quotes na nakasabit sa daraanan. | It's hard to answer the question "What's wrong?" when nothing's right. | Sinunod sunod ko ang pagbasa sa mga ito, nakalilibang kasi. | "We can never go back & change what has been done......but we can always learn the lessons to make things better next time...." | | "Replace tears with smiles! Don't be afraid of wrinkles as you age, because wrinkles are a sign of laughter and smiles." | Ang cute naman nito!

Kailangan niya nang magising at makita kung ano ba ang tunay na yaman. "I am not mad at you but remember, we are women and we are more than what we think, have some self-respect and self-love, and don't ever act like men have the power over you. We are powerful more than them," maawtoridad kong sinabi at saka pinunasan ang luhang nahulog mula sa aking mata at saka mabilis na umalis at lumabas sa room kung saan kami nag-usap.

"What? Ako? Assuming?" "Yeah girl! I thought you are like our late president Corazon Aquino who will fought for our rights but nevermind!" I chuckled at what she'd said. " Anong karapatan naman ang ipaglalaban ko?" natatawang tanong ko. "Ang sabi mo nga kanina na nakita mo siya na may kahalikan sa public place, nakakagulat lang na hindi mo siya nilapagan ng karapatan ng babae na nilabag n'ya. "

All I wanted was to get out from this place. People like him disgusts me to the core. I clenched my fist. I hope we all strive to build a community free from gender violence. A society that doesn't dictate us. Others insist that it's our fault for the piece of cloth we are wearing. May I remind everyone that no ever woman wants to be rape. Stop putting the blame on woman's clothes for men's lack of respect and decency.

And someone who fights for this is called a feminist. Before, I thought being a feminist require standards, that's why I was always scared. Akala ko kailangan mong maging matapang, dahil kung hindi ka matapang, paano mo ipaglalaban ang mga pinaniniwalaan mo? I was afraid to speak up and to stand up for other women, because I can't even fight for my rights back then. But right now, I learned that being a fighter doesn't mean you have to be perfect, doesn't mean you are not allowed to have flaws. Women are afraid to speak up because they thought they are weak, and being weak means losing. But the truth is, we are actually strong when we speak up, when we choose to voice out, that's when we bec