A Woman’s Weakness

There are many things that a woman can tell you her weaknesses might be whether it is chocolate, men, food, or shopping. In dealing with many of the woman that I have come across I find that one of the greatest weaknesses that a woman has is not knowing her strengths. Women spend so much time and effort in showing that they are equal and they can do just as much or even more work than the average man that they have lost touch with what really makes them strong. We live in an age where if we as women give too much of ourselves then we are considered weak.

The submissive woman is becoming extinct! We teach our daughters to grow up be strong and be all that you can be but we are forgetting to teach them the simplicities of just being a woman. A woman should not be defined by how many degrees she has her ability to take a man to any orgasmic height he can reach. A woman should not be defined by the way she looks, the type of car she drives, or the amount of money she makes. Some of the strongest women I know don’t have college degrees, they don’t drive a fancy car, and they are single parents. The thing that defines these women as strong women is their faith. Faith to know where their help comes from no matter how things look.

One of the greatest women that I respect and admire the most outside of my mother is a good friend of mine. She went through what I would call the Job experience. Once she decided to give her life to Christ if you were standing on the outside looking in you would probably have thought she was better of in the world. From the very moment she decided she wanted to do Gods work it seemed that her marriage failed, people began to envy her, and they try to label her as being crazy and even demon possessed. Just when it seemed it couldn’t get any worst she got into a car accident that hospitalized her, and took her daughters life who was only eight. She has two sons that she loves and adores but her daughter was a true reflection of her. In all the hurt and turmoil she did not turn her back on God. She never regretted the day she fell in love with her maker.