I used to think I want to promote more women education in developing countries; I'm changing my mind

Source: Etsy

Having better education is good, because I don't think I ever want to be ignorant about how the natural world works and how human society works.

However, I won't just solely promote the idea of female education for the sake of espousing a road to better accessibility to opportunities in life.Career and family are equally important in my point of view. Having better career prospects does not equate to having better opportunity in love.

Because many educated and informed women like me are having a hard time looking for the right guy that we are comfortable being with to share our lives. We may be doing okay in our job due to the education background and past work experience that we have but we are experiencing a bumpy road in love. We are having a difficult time settling down. Because of this imbalance in life, we are not happy. A good career alone does not promise a good life!

So what would I promote?

I would promote finding love early together, teaching girls how to be pretty together with education. This will ensure that they find satisfaction in all areas of their lives. When all aspects of our lives are in order, that's when we will enjoy harmony and be truly happy to live on.

See my previous post "Education does not equal to better quality life for woman".

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Fake women is better than real women: You've got a cosmetic surgery? So what? Who cares if you're a fake?

Source: http://gagthat.com/

I get contradicting advice from men

Some told me that it is important to be myself, to show them my true self, to be real, to know that beauty is in the eyes of the beholder, and that inner beauty is more important than outer beauty.

But many others, including those above, told me to go for cosmetic surgery to get double eyelids and to saw my jaws off so that my eyes would look bigger and my face would not look so long. Some told me to go for bust enhancement and to pull my legs so that I would look more curvaceous and would be taller. Other suggestions are to straighten my teeth, go for LASIK or wear contact lenses, and to eat more to grow fatter.

What would you do?

For me, I have chosen to be myself. This has cost me a lot. However, to me, this is worth it as my objective is not to attract guys who are just attracted to physical beauty. I want guys to look at my inner talents instead. However, that does not mean I don't do any physical grooming. I do just enough. I focus more on skincare than on putting pompous makeup and wearing sexually attractive clothes. I focus on inner growth, on building up life experience, growing my brain and mental strength.

You have a make a decision who you want to attract. I have made mine and am happy about it. What's yours?

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