A woman should know who she is and what she wants and must not be ashamed of either of those things.
Independent women are not swayed by the opinions of society.
They have goals that they work towards attaining and they go for the kill in realising those targets.
Independent women are independent in thought.
They know that their unique experiences put them in a position to be the owners and bosses of their opinions-and they make no apologies for that.
Independent women are women of faith.
They believe in success, despite the odds.
And independent women who are Christians, like I am, believe in the unfailing power of the God that they serve.
They are independent, even as Christians, as they have both independence in Christ, as well as the ultimate Christian independence, because they have read, studied and interpreted their Bible, therefore unlocking numerous truths that have granted independence from false prophets and the untruths that even Christians themselves believe and spread about the Word of God.
And OF COURSE; independent women are dissident, creative and innovative.
They are non-conformists.
They challenge the status quo all day, every day.
They know that they cannot rely on old solutions, if they are to solve new problems.
I am an independent woman, not because I have a vagina, but because I birth evidence of independence through my vaginal canal...
I am an independent woman.
3 comments:
They are non-conformists? Isn't that an advocacy for rebellion?
They are non-conformists? Isn't that an advocacy for rebellion?
Well, "rebellion" and "non conformity" are not necessarily the same thing.
The word "rebellion" and all other words that are related to it (eg. rebel) in strict English, are related to violence, political uprising and so on.
So unless you're exercising your Poetic license, rebellion is usually negative.
However, "non conformity" simply means that a person or an entity of sorts is not in line with the accepted or celebrated status quo. In this light, a rebel is a non conformist, yes; but so is a Christian girl, who openly defends and proclaims her beliefs among people, who are most likely to ridicule or to harm her.
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