Question 36-40
The ever-evolving human desire drives the development of men and women alike. Over the past 60 years, we have witnessed a conspicuous change in women’s desire. Women wish to be less and less involved in household management and child care and are increasingly expanding their involvement in other areas of society.
A woman’s character is much more responsible, stable, and consistent. She is capable of absorbing many changes and coping with long-term challenges - a quality that comes from her natural ability to carry an embryo and develop life within her. A man, on the other hand, is better at short-term moves.
A woman is capable of holding onto a large number of tasks as well as carry them out successfully. A man, on the other hand, is more successful in linear processes aimed at a narrow goal. This is why most scientific breakthroughs, for example, manifest through the male brain.
Men and women are also different in their attitude to failure in life. Figuratively speaking, a man can be as strong as iron - and yet one blow can break him. Woman is easier to bend - but like a flexible tree branch, she is much harder to break. The mutual completion of each other’s qualities is the key to building a healthy society in the new era.
The integration of women in the leadership of society and other systems of human life is becoming necessary. The maternal qualities are expanding from the personal home to the global home. The female nature and drive to create a supportive and embracing environment will be expressed in society in creating healthy and proper conditions for bonding between people.
Women desire to expand their involvement in other areas of society.
