Women: The rarest kind of souls out there. Happy International Wome...

Diana was a very beautiful woman who had the sexiest curve ever, she was also a working-class woman who met Jamie, they got married and she got pregnant, this time her body started to change, waist pain, her legs swollen, stretch marks, the constant headaches, nausea, weird food cravings, the hormonal imbalance and all the pangs that come with being pregnant.

The day for Diana to give birth finally arrived, she had to sacrifice so much to bring forth a soul to the world, the pain, not just an ordinary pain, an excruciating pain, cramps, and finally she found the strength to push her precious baby out.

Now, she began to nurture this baby, her body had changed, she became chubby, she had so many stretch marks, her belly began to fold, and her boobs fell after having all her children.

She gave up on her sleep, sang lullabies, sacrifice her time instilling morals into her child, and kept up with household chores, multitasking, and working too.

People started saying she was old and unattractive, she was not sexy anymore, and they started to body shame her. She sat in front of the mirror and started to see the beauty in her new body, her body birthed humans into the world, undergone tears, her boobs had sagged but fed cut little humans.

Though she isn't so rich, she had sacrificed her money for her kids to be educated, be successful.

She found comfort in knowing she is a hero.

Do you feel like Diana sometimes? Hey ladies of hive, you are a hero!!

Firstly, I'm doffing my hat for you for being a woman, being a woman isn't an easy task.

Hey ladies, we bleed every month with cramps and discomfort, and sometimes the mood swing is not so kind to us. Yet, we wear that perfect smile and go to work, we try our best to smile throughout the day.

Is that even easy?

Or is it the constant abuse we get at times? To get a job most times, we meet with people who want us to give back in kind, I mean our bodies, and we are so courageous to say No!, we find dignity in struggling on our own until we finally get to the limelight.

How about the 30 syndromes? She's 30 and not married? She has a bad attitude, she's too picky, she's this and she's that, that's why she's still unmarried..yet we stand tall and get our heels up and still smile and hope for the best.

What if we are married already? We are often blamed for failed marriages, if it eventually crashes, what if we haven't yet conceived? The blame is on us for being infertile, they say we lived a promiscuous life in our youth even If the fault isn't from us.

Oh ladies, how about when in some part of the world, the tradition states we are mere housewives? We are confined only to the kitchen? Women aren't important? Woe to those who find us less important, we have Doctors, Caregivers, scientists, therapists, Lawyers, C.E.O(s), and much more beautiful careers despite it all we stay strong, find our voices, and get ourselves educated, and now we proved them wrong because we are doing well for ourselves.

Oh, ladies, we are the most selfless souls out there, we tend hearts and investments, what have you given a woman that she wouldn't multiply?

Whatever you give a woman, she will make greater. If you give her sperm, she'll give you a baby. If you give her a house, she'll give you a home. If you give her groceries, she'll give you a meal. If you smile at her, she'll give you her heart. She multiplies and enlarges what is given to her. So, if you give her any crap, be ready to receive a ton of shit!
Erick S. Gray

We are the strongest, we heal from menstrual cramps, childbirth, even hurtful words, and being broken. We never stay down.

We are powerful, we know how the mind works and do you know only a woman can get a king down on his knees?

A woman gives love unconditional, ready to sacrifice her life for her children. Ready to change her name to that of her husband (in some cultures).

A woman is a sister, a friend, a lover, a teacher, a mother, a tender, and the backbone of every household.