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They say behind every "Behind every successful woman there is a parent and a partner". But not each woman is blessed enough to have a partner as caring as her parents.
They say behind every “Behind every successful woman there is a parent and a partner”. But not each woman is blessed enough to have a partner as caring as her parents.
They say the times have changed and are not like then But I am eager to know if that’s so, when?
I say only the time has changed and not my everyday struggle As I have so much and so many to juggle.
To you, I mustn’t compete with men and step out of those doors As you only see me worthy of sitting at home and doing all the chores.
But, I dream of flying high to see great success Why then must I be pulled down and put through this stress?
No good are your rules, both old and new I say it would do you good to develop a fresh point of view.
You cannot mold me and get me to do as you say Because now, I am determined to cross every hurdle you put in my way.
I shall now achieve the freedom I seek, For I no longer choose to be weak!
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