How do traditional gender and social roles affect women's development?

Women in traditional societies are often constrained by gender and social roles and are defined to certain specific roles and behaviors. Such constraints and perceptions create great distress and limitations for women, hindering their self-development and self-realization. In order to break this bondage, women need to take a series of actions to liberate themselves. First, women need to emphasize their self-worth and equal status. Women should confidently display their talents and abilities and strive for equal status and opportunities with men. Women should have the same job opportunities and pay, and the same status and rights in public **** life. Secondly, women should learn to reject the definitions of social roles and gender stereotypes. Women need to realize that they don't have to be completely dependent on men or defined by social roles and gender stereotypes. Women need to choose the careers and lifestyles they want based on their interests and abilities and be firm in their choices. Third, women need to build their own social circles and support systems. Women should network with other women, share each other's experiences and ideas, and support and encourage each other. Women can also join women's groups, participate in social activities with other women, and speak out for women's rights and equal status. Finally, women need to be firm in their beliefs and actively explore their potential. Women should face their strengths and weaknesses with confidence and keep striving to achieve their goals. Women need to learn to adapt to changes in their environment and explore new possibilities and opportunities. In short, women breaking free from being defined and perceived need to constantly raise their awareness and self-knowledge, be firm in their beliefs and values, and actively build connections and support systems with other women. Only then can women truly achieve self-worth and self-actualization.