Nature created men and women with equal purpose and complementary strengths. In the grand design of life, both are vital—physically, emotionally, and spiritually. They balance one another, contribute to the continuation of life, nurture families, and build societies together. Nature sees no superiority or inferiority—only harmony and mutual need.
But society, over time, built walls of discrimination through cultural norms, traditions, and power dynamics. It assigned roles, limited opportunities, and created expectations that favored one gender over the other. What began as a natural balance became a system of inequality—not because of nature, but because of human attitudes and institutions.
The reality is: there is no flaw in being male or female. The flaw lies in how we perceive and treat each other. True progress comes when we return to nature’s original balance—where respect, equality, and shared purpose replace division and dominance.
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