I Hate Working with Women
1:31 PMYesterday was International Women's Day and as a woman
myself I should be celebrating!
We have come so far from the kitchen and whatever crap
someone would say we came far from.
See my reality is different than most and I tent to live
in the present rather than a past I wasn’t even part of.
I’m a daughter of a working woman that raised 5 children
while my dad was a standard father who rarely came home for, he had to work.
But my society doesn’t represent me, and I don’t
represent it either, I hate working with women in it since reality here is
different than the world.
I’ll prove it…
Working women is in demand in a corporate field believe
it or not. Employers seek women in certain industries and filed for a feminine
touch is powerful.
But this society offers no working women, just unproper,
poorly educated females who are still trying to succeed in their birth right
goal of going back to the kitchen.
Let me put it this way…
A girl’s goal “where I come from” is finding a husband and
there is no shame in that, I myself dream of a family of my own and a husband to
share this journey with BUT I wasn’t raised as this is the only resort but
rather an option I would enjoy having (ps. With my current life and how’s I going
this is mission impossible) while other deem this the only purpose in life and
it translates in workplace.
A girl where I come from is raised and prepared for her
future husband, everything she is and all she’ll ever be is a wife and a
mother, so when she fails in scoring a husband at young age, going to college
seems a good place to scout prospects a degree is a must in case this route is
a bust, so automatically a job is a good place to find the one and she will
search and search until very predicted outcomes are in place (I will never go
deep in that topic though)
So, what does that leave me with; untalented and ill experienced
women to hire and work with, who has fears of loneliness and becoming a spinster
which translates in an uncalled female rivalry and vindictive behaviour towards
her female colleagues and bosses.
Oh, and the jealousy, sometimes I feel like I’m her non-existent
husband’s ex-wife. I’m not exaggerating I am speaking from experience I swear.
And due to their poor upbringing and lack of morals you
can’t really speak to them or direct them nor advise them. They have a mind of
their own.
I didn’t make it this far being intitled with no titles, and
making my fellow females understand that is just as impossible for me as to
find a husband to them.
This is the majority, but I have to admit, I met some
kick ass women married and unmarried throughout the course of my life, this
post is not for them.
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