The Creation of Eve and Adam

It has been universally accepted and believed that God created Adam first and then, by taking a rib from his side, God created Eve. Or so we believe. It’s debatable whether God actually created Eve from Adam’s rib. However, even if we believe that He did, then, after He created Eve, God told Adam to take care of Eve, love her, and protect her. But instead of loving and protecting her, Adam wished to subdue and dominate her (which he failed to do, as Eve was much smarter than him). Even so, Adam disobeyed the instructions of God. And that was the most important reason he was banished from God’s sight. Eve had to follow him because she knew Adam would falter and she would have to guide and care for him.

The Suppression of Women Through History

Ever since, men in general, down the ages, have constantly tried to subjugate and dominate women. Man has always behaved as though the woman was his personal property and that he could do anything and everything he wanted with her. He has always tried to make her believe that she has to live under his shadow and that no woman can survive without the help, support, and protection of a man.

As he was created strong and big in physique to protect and guard his woman, the man decided to bully the woman to do his bidding. On many occasions, he has threatened the woman with dire consequences. He has even physically abused and assaulted her many times, trying to prove his supremacy. He has made her a playful object meant for his pleasure. He gave no importance to the existence of a woman.

Medieval Oppression

During medieval times, women were fitted with a chastity belt made from iron to keep them chaste and pure. This belt would be tied around the waist of the woman, passed between her legs, and fastened behind her back. It was made in such a way that the woman’s genitals would be covered completely, and there was a lock fitted into the contraption to force the woman to maintain her virginity. The key to that lock was always in the custody of the man.

Cultural and Religious Restrictions

Amongst the Arabs and Bedouins, the women were made to cover their whole bodies with what is known as the abaya or burka. This garment covers the woman completely, from head to toe, so that none of her body parts are visible. There is a small netted opening around the eyes so that she can see. Women are not allowed to travel without a burka and the company of a man. No man could see her whole person.

To this day, this mode of dress is still prevalent among women in Muslim countries. The foolish explanation often provided is that other men’s avaricious looks should not befall the woman. By doing all these things, the man wanted to prove his superiority over women. This had been going on for centuries. But now, things have changed.

The Rise of Women’s Superiority

Today’s women have realized that everything that men did before was downright ridiculous and utter nonsense. The men imposed these rules out of their fear and insecurity. They feared how women could outsmart them and take over the reins of superiority. How wrong they were to underestimate the intellect of a woman.

Today’s women have realized that not only are they equal to men in all aspects, but also that they are much better than men at doing things. Women have realized that they can compete and beat men at their own games. Men have begun to realize that women are superior to them in all aspects. There is not a single thing in this world that a man can do that a woman cannot do better. On the contrary, there are many things that a woman can do but a man cannot.

Women’s Strengths and Capabilities

A woman can become a very successful aviator, astronaut, airline pilot, scientist, inventor, chairperson, chief operating officer, CEO, chief financial officer, company secretary, chartered accountant, author, architect, business analyst, civil engineer, chemical engineer, mechanical engineer, electronics engineer, IT engineer, computer engineer, computer analyst, computer graphics animator, fashion designer, web designer, HR manager, editor, publisher, Ph.D., medical doctor, dentist, physiologist, psychologist, physician, nurse, surgeon, physiotherapist, model, lawyer, attorney, judge, councillor, psychiatrist, banker, professor, teacher, lecturer, principal, university chancellor, interpreter, translator, transcriber, business owner, trader, share market investor, builder, gymnast, swimmer, athlete, cricketer, footballer, public speaker, monarch, queen, army officer, fighter, marine captain, marine biologist, first officer, president, prime minister, political leader, police commissioner, police inspector, IAS officer, IPS officer, secret agent, detective, ambassador, movie producer, movie director, actor, press reporter, news anchor, journalist, technician, driver, painter, welder, mechanic, carpenter, electrician, mason, contractor, chef, bus driver, homemaker, matchmaker, etc., down to a grassroots worker—and the list goes on and on. And most importantly, a woman can become a good wife, daughter, mother, and sister. This proves her superiority.

Women in the Modern World

Women can do all things; everything that a man can do and more. There are many things that a woman can do, but a man cannot. The most important and glaring example is the fact that a woman can give birth to a child, whereas a man cannot. He cannot give life to a human. A woman can give life to a baby. A woman can do multitasking. She can juggle multiple jobs at the same time without batting an eyelid. That’s something that a man can only dream about. He can never achieve it. This proves her superiority.

Women’s Contributions at Home and Work

Women are the ones that keep the family going. They clean the house, take care of the children, do the laundry, cook for the family, and on many occasions, work to pay the bills. They never take a single day’s leave from household work. They wake up at 4 or 5 a.m., much before men do, and go to bed much after men do. They do the same kind of work at the office as men and get home only to get on with their second job—homemaking—while the man hides behind a newspaper, thanking God he is not a woman.

He also cowardly hides under the excuse that the very nature of women makes them fit for these roles—women are emotional, sympathetic and empathetic, loving, kind, resourceful, innovative, creative, and economical. Women also outlive men. Women live much longer than men. This proves her superiority.