A Woman's War
She rings him up, I have a job, assuming that she would congratulate him, he took the call, she in a petrified tone said, “I do not want to get married, not so soon.” She had dreams in a patriarchal world where women are slaved and assumed to have a sole purpose of satisfying men, objectified and believed to be a property post marriage to the men who purchase them through the ‘sacred’ union of marriage. She had a vision to surpass the stages of Maslovs hierarchy and not be magnate-d to any of the levels in the pyramid. She wanted her parents to live a life, she had dreams for them. The nuisance saw no end to it, there was no cease, pails full of pain poured themselves upon her, from the up and sides, then the brainy chemicals played their theatrics banishing everything that had been once a companion, . She was deceived into sympathizing with those who grieve excessively, who lust inappropriately and who laugh at base things. It even goaded her into feeling these base emotions vic...
