25/07/2025
*THE WORLD HAS CHANGED*
The world has changed, and the times of our mothers have passed. Things have evolved significantly.
1. Gone are the days when men were the sole providers, and women stayed home to care for the household. Today, women not only manage the home but also work outside to support their husbands. Some even hire help for domestic chores.
2. The economy has become more expensive, making it challenging for men to bear the financial burden alone. Some men are even looking for partners to support them financially.
3. Women's roles and aspirations have changed. Unlike our mothers' generation, where being a good wife, mother, and homemaker were the primary expectations, women today have their own dreams and ambitions. It's essential to teach our daughters to be financially independent and pursue their passions.
4. The times have also changed when women were treated poorly or like slaves because they were financially dependent on their husbands. A woman who is educated, financially stable, and independent is more likely to be respected and valued.
5. Fathers now recognize the importance of educating their daughters, investing in their future, and empowering them to be self-sufficient. A woman with knowledge and financial independence can take care of herself, support her family, and make informed decisions.
When women earn their own income:
- They can take care of themselves.
- They can support their parents and partners.
- They can't be treated poorly or like slaves.
- They'll marry for love, not just for financial security.
- They'll be respected.
It's time to teach our female children to be financially independent and pursue their dreams. At the same time, let's teach our male children to be responsible and let him know his the providers . Let's not limit our daughters to just home training; instead, let's empower them to be self-sufficient. let's teach our female children to be supportive partners.
By doing so, we'll raise a generation of responsible, empowered, and respectful individuals.
by Maryjane Anthony
