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I can think of the hard economic times and I even think of what women have to go through that we don’t. For example we have the cost of managing menstruation, the cost of extra safety, the cost of looking like a women in the eyes of society and the current economic crunch.
the Western countries have conditioned our women into believing that being a woman is a disability. we are all human beings and what differentiate us is our sex.
I believe the cost of being a woman is not something we can put into a definite digit or number. The economy is harsh on us as women because we do not only take care of ourselves but our families too. To be able to calculate that cost in totality is nearly impossible. I can only say it’s expensive.
It’s exorbitant! In as much as women are regarded as inferior to men, a lot is expected from us and… we are judged the most. I would say being a woman is immeasurable.
Nowadays, women have equal privileges in the society as those imposed on men thus i think the only challenges that a woman in the present times will have to deal with are those directly involving her i.e personal issues