Every woman wears many different faces, daughter, sister, lover, and mother. There are several other faces, but these are the ones most common. Each face is unique in its own way. In every woman these faces are present, sometimes even without "officially" being in the role. Look, and see if you can find yourself.
The Daughter.
From the moment of our birth we carry this title and face. Every girl that's born is a daughter to some, granddaughter to others. I say "daughter to some", because even at birth there can be more than the usual two parents. In the process of growing older, and friends being made, we may be "adopted" by other families. This may not be your real family, but a bond can be formed into a parent-daughter relationship. The mothers of several friends have adopted me. They treated me as a daughter and I respected them as a parent. This "adoption" method is present in many of the faces.
The Sister.
This face is acquired by one or more of your parents having another child. It doesn't matter if the other child is boy or girl; the face of the sister is there. The adoption method is also present here. After a time, close friends often claim the role of siblings. I don't know of anyone who hasn't had a relationship of this kind. There are other ways, also, of becoming sister. There are blood-sisters, sororities, and different scouting and social organizations. The list is endless. I personally have two friends, Mike and Jessica, which I claim as brother and sister. We have such a close bond that the title of friends doesn't accurately define our relationship. Eventually, every woman becomes a sister.
The Lover.
In this face I"m not just talking about the physical side of being a lover, though that could eventually happen. I"m speaking of the special relationship between two people that is made up of a romantic love. It is almost inevitable to find a special someone. Most times this face becomes evident around the forth or fifth grade; however it can come earlier.
The Faces of A Woman Every woman wears many different faces, daughter, sister, lover, and mother. ... In every woman these faces are present, sometimes even without "officially" being in the role. ... Eventually, every woman becomes a sister. ... These four are only the most basic that a woman wears. ... There is joy in every face that a woman wears, every role that is played. ...
In past centuries, people believed that a woman had to present a perfect physical appearance. ... I was faced with many crises when growing up as a female adolescent. ... Whenever I had pimples on my face, I lost confidence and would avoid socialising with my friends to avoid statements that criticised my face. ... I always though fashion models are the most beautiful women and thus tried to make up my face and resemble them. ... At an early age of seven, my perception of an ideal woman was totally different from the current ideal woman. ...
One day, he slaps her face. ... Battered Woman Syndrome (BWS) is a serious problem for women today. ... There are many stereotypes as to why doesn't the woman just leave? ... In order for a woman to successfully use the syndrome she has to be labeled as a "battered woman."" ... It is self-defense, defense which every man and woman is entitled to. ...
Every woman is faced with the same life-challenging question, whether she should become a traditional housewife or whether she should pursue her life as a business professional. ... In addition, career woman and housewives use her time differently. ... A career woman would most likely have more time for leisure. ... A working career woman usually has a predefined time to work. ... With a second income, a career woman is able to help with the house bills. ...
Woman Aflame 1980 (Surrealism) "Woman Aflame" was created by Spanish surrealist artist, Salvador Dali. ... These materials shouldn't be disregarded, as without them, the "Woman Aflame" wouldn't be achieved. ... Two crutches rise from the woman to indicate a mixture of authority, stability and sexual power. ... Bernini places Apollo's gaze directly on Daphne's face and his arms embrace her completely, making obvious connections between vision and touch. ... He craved this sculpture, complementing the Baroque period perfectly, with the movement and expression of Apollo and Da...
Although many women took care of household duties, there were numerous who faced the challenges men faced and not only overcame them but also grew statuses of women. ... However, throughout all the poise and strength she had, Martha did face difficulties that made it hard for her to keep a happy face during her journey. ... Washington faced multiple exhausting and painstaking journeys. ... I truly believe this woman is awe-inspiring especially for making her toughest obstacles seem doable. ... Washington surpassed the norm of a colonial woman. ...
Steinbeck describes Elisa's face as "lean and strong and her eyes were as clear as water" (246). When reading this passage, the reader pictures a hard working face, but a meek soul as one looks through Elisa's kind eyes. ... Elisa is an attractive woman. ... Both the woman and the flowers are pretty, but neither holds the beauty the other woman and flowers possess. In the beginning of the story Elisa seems quite comfortable in her men's clothing, with dirt smudged on her face, her hair falling down, and squatting in the soil. ...
Steinbeck describes Elisa's face as "lean and strong and her eyes were as clear as water" (246). When reading this passage, the reader pictures a hard working face, but a meek soul as one looks through Elisa's kind eyes. ... being a woman. ... Elisa is an attractive woman. ... In the beginning of the story Elisa seems quite comfortable in her men's clothing, with dirt smudged on her face, her hair falling down, and squatting in the soil. ...
Her first work is called Mary, A Fiction, which is a novel of her life, and all the obstacles that she faces in order to get where she is in life. ... Because she is a woman of the middle-class, Mary Wollstonecraft is especially concerned with the rights of these women. ... Motherhood also involves being an intelligent woman because without the ability to think straight, woman is incapable of educating her own children. ... Mary Wollstonecraft feels that the character of a woman is shaped by her thoughts. ... Throughout her life, Mary Wollstonecraft consistently and courageously flew in t...
