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Many people especially women (especially feminists) think the bible is misogynistic or hate women because while the bible does have some female heros and main female characters in the bible the bible seems to mostly be male oriented or a book mostly dominated by male characters and also how the bible portrays male headship over it's female characters in the bible. While many men in the bible may abuse their authority over women in a negative way this doesn't portray the heart of God (who ordained men to be the head in a society and even in the church) who is holy but this portrays the wicked hearts of the men who abused their power over their female counterparts either physically, sexually, or emotionally or all three. This book is written in both English and Spanish! ​¡Este libro está escrito tanto en inglés como en español! ........................................................................... Título del libro ¿Es la Biblia misógina u odia a las mujeres? ........................................................................... Aquí tienes la traducción de tu texto al español, manteniendo la fidelidad a tus puntos de vista y al tono del mensaje: ​Muchas personas, especialmente las mujeres (especialmente las feministas), piensan que la Biblia es misógina u odia a las mujeres porque, si bien la Biblia tiene algunas heroínas y personajes femeninos principales, parece estar mayormente orientada al hombre o ser un libro dominado principalmente por personajes masculinos; también por cómo la Biblia retrata el liderazgo masculino sobre sus personajes femeninos. Aunque muchos hombres en la Biblia pueden abusar de su autoridad sobre las mujeres de manera negativa, esto no retrata el corazón de Dios (quien ordenó a los hombres ser la cabeza en una sociedad e incluso en la iglesia) que es santo, sino que retrata los corazones malvados de los hombres que abusaron de su poder sobre sus contrapartes femeninas, ya sea física o emocio

ان کہی کہانیاں is a compilation of all those stories that have been untold for decades and centuries. These stories are of those individuals who are part of this society as much as anyone of us reading it. This compilation isn't for one person, gender, or race, it's for all. No matter who you are or where you hail from, these stores are a part of our society. So let them be heard and let them be told. Now, why I named it in Urdu? It is simple when I was deciding on the name I searched different words and different languages, but I realized that the stories we are about to read and share are though fictional but are also very much real. These stories are 'untold stories', ان کہی کہانیاں. Disclaimer: This is a pure work of fiction and no character or story is real. Any resemblance is a pure coincidence. In no way is this work done to offend any individual, religion, or culture.

You're y/n, a humble Volunteer at a psychiatric ward for the criminally insane and just well, insane little did you know your little stay as just a helper would turn into something beyond human knowledge a kidnapping and random love circle? It can't even be a triangle with how many people manage to fall for you...and I mean just full on faceplant

Yes, gender equality is so well know nowadays and I love that women are getting so many more rights and nothing is unusual anymore, we are all getting to be equal. Or are we? I find that, although women are getting recognition, men still need the equality in some areas. One I didn't mention in this was that men are majorly seen for being criminals. They're more likely to be seen as the suspect compared to a woman. For example, quite often a young girl may seduce an older man saying she's an adult, he then gets with her, but in the face of the law it's his issue and he's the one who should be charged. Yes, I know this doesn't happen all the time but I thought I'd mention it. Men need a little more attention.

The tale of how Gavin Lucas turned from Ingrid Moore's sunshine to the ticking time bomb that frazzled everything she believed in. Copyright © 2016 Just_Jae

My poetry/article entry for the UNICEF Gender equality campaign India.

Just want Gender Equality to be achieved! A short rant about the sad truth of women when it comes to equality. This article has been published by the Hamilton Spectator and ranked #13 in movement and #19 in the #metoo campaign.

Kia Natividad never planned to fall in love, not while juggling tuition fees and family mess she never asked for. But one lonely night, she stumbled into Leomatch, a random dating bot on Telegram that promised nothing... yet gave her everything. That's where she met Brook Lim, a soft masc with a warm smile, gentle words, and a heart big enough to hold all of Kia's noisy dreams and quiet fears. From awkward 2 AM chats to secret campus coffee dates, they fell for each other in ways they never thought possible. But love isn't always enough. When Kia's world fell apart debts, family pressure, lost dreams - she pushed Brook away, believing she had to break her own heart to save what's left of herself. They thought that was the end. It wasn't. Years passed. Jobs changed. People came and went. They tried to forget but the universe kept pulling them back together, one accidental glimpse, one drunken kiss, one last chance. This is a story of soft nights, harsh mornings, messy break-ups, and quiet forgiveness. It's about fighting for the love you almost lost... and finally choosing it, again and again. This is love. Love, Kia & Brook.

[ON HOLD/HIATUS] 2011 the year libya lost its glory as the richest and most prosperous country in africa. ruin by the obama administration and the west. the single libyan frigate 'al ghardabia' was sunk by nato forces but the libyan ship were sucked by a portal and the frigate has a new life in a sea full of whore's.... azur lane is owned by yostar and manjuu all artist is owned by their respective artist all memes is owned by their respective memers

Hello! Genderfluid demigender enby here! Heres just some more gender neutral names for everyone and anyone of any gender, but are more gender neutral! Some are unusual while some are more common names, as unlike stereotypes, not all non-binary people use uncommon names! Also, if you do like uncommon names, almost anything can be a name, so don't worry if you think it's too wacky, even if it's an animal or an object, there will be people who will call you the name you feel most comfortable with! However, If there are any names you're thinking of using, always be sure to check the meanings and understand the significance of the name, especially if heavily linked to a certain culture that isn't your own! I'll try my best to upgrade the list and make sure to include a range of names. If you want to use a more "feminine" or "masculine" name despite being enby, feel free to! Your name is not for others to dictate! Hope this helps, and feel free to lemme know if you chose a name from this list! :) This is not completed! Feel free to leave suggestions! Also let me know if you want me to do anymore of these lists, such as names for trans men or trans women! :)

A vent about what it's like to be transgender, and some useful tips.

Jahnvi, a young, confident, MBA student who is being pressurized into a marriage meets an unknown woman in a train. The meeting teaches her something valuable.

Shen liqing is an exchange student from china to Korea and he is transferred into the second prince, twin brother of Ian vasilios. Not only that, he had also came to notice that Melissa also has the same situation as him, what would happen in there in their journey, read the story and find out.

Step into the captivating world of Lady Tessa, a remarkable Victorian lady who challenges societal norms and fights for her independence. In this tale of intrigue and self-discovery, Tessa, a talented writer known as Lady Tessa, finds herself torn between societal expectations and her own desires. As she navigates the upcoming royal party and the pressure to marry, Tessa defies conventions, questioning the true source of happiness. With her quick wit and rebellious spirit, she stands as a symbol of empowerment for women of her time. Join Lady Tessa on her journey of rebellion, as she seeks to carve her own path amidst a society that seeks to confine her.

Feminism, gender equality, and hidden emotions most of us are afraid to express on paper. Enjoy!

This story was about the life of a transgender and her journey being a transgender . This will surely change your perspective about Transgenders.

Asandria seeks answers to the Origin, an event that left the sun orbiting the sky once per month, and for centuries she learned nothing new until a Vulcan came into her city needing her help. She started herself with questions she cannot find answers to and find herself tangled in a war all citizens thought ended with the Origin. In the end, Asandria asked herself a question, who has the right to rule Sky Kingdoms? ^Daily updates

Having been a developer, manager, and director in the software world for 4 decades, I've seen an anemic level of women developers. This not only hasn't changed, the numbers have gone down. I explore it from various vantage points: physiological, psychological, gender assumptions, demographics, harassment to determine why this may happen and offer some solutions. And in doing so, hopefully cut through stubborn stereotypes. Here's to Kelly, Fiammetta, Weezy, Grace, Tonya, Rashmi, Go-In, Crystal, Nancy, Marta, Anise, Robin, Lisa, Barbara for excelling among all da boys!

Dance is an art and art is genderless. Who are we to judge how and who should express themselves? Being a male belly dancer is not an easy decision, especially in the society where masculinity is the only norm for men and anything else is considered feminine. But still, at the end, let's hope this changes and only the dance could be judged not the gender of performer or the dance form. Let's hope for acceptance... someday it will come true. This was an entry for The Cerulean Contest 2020 which unfortunately got cancelled. Theme : hope