As you can see there are two photos above. The first one is a photo of the two famous celebrities in the Philippines, Kathryn Bernardo and Nadine Lustre wearing a sexy but classy outfits. On the other hand, a photo of an anonymous girl who accepted a viral challenge in the internet which is the #NiyogChallenge.
The society accentuated the issue about Women empowerment. Almost all of us advocates Women to be empowered. That women should live in dignity and in freedom from want and from fear. In simplest word, women should live the way they wanted to be (same with the opposite gender of course, but women is the focus of my article). No one should deprive and judge a girl/ woman because of how she dress, talk, how she socialize, how she live her life as a human being.
Going back to the photos above, people in the social media did some bias and considered to be a stereotype in the Society. Why? If you are gorgeously beautiful and sexy woman, you should be empowered. You are automatically be praised and glorified by the people. Regardless with how you dressed up. You'll receive some enormous compliments about you. Even if you're almost completely naked with your clothes some people in the society will not judge you because of that. But, on the second photo, there is one guy who commented the girl's photo. "Ka resperespeto ba ang babaeng ganyan?" The girl is just showing her confidence through this creative and unique viral challenge from the social media. What's wrong with that? Now, look at the difference. All girls/women are born to be respected as I've said. Who the hell he is to question that girl if she is respectable. Where is the women empowerment here? People like these are the reason of some girls/ women to be ashamed of theirselves. Did you know that developing confidence towards a person is not a joke? Its a quite harder than you think. That is why some people try to lift their confidence by trying something new and unique, like the girl in the photo above. So, why not give her a compliment rather than throwing up some negative thoughts about her photo. Is that too hard?
I'll always respect Women for Life