Why should we continue to bear the shackles imposed on women by traditional culture?

No one forces women to recite these things, but many people want to recite them imperceptibly.

In China's traditional culture, women really need to undertake many obligations, but also have many constraints. But in today's new era, you have every right to choose your own life path. Just the shackles of the past, in another way, continue to affect women's daily life.

In today's increasingly open society, shackles and the like do not exist at all. What kind of shackles does traditional culture impose on women? Is it three obedience and four virtues or a husband at home? Or do housework and have children? As a post-90 s generation, I want to say that no girl around me is so bound, let alone being obedient and virtuous or being a husband at home. Basically nothing. When you get married, you have to ask the man for a house and a car, and you have to listen to the girls. Some even ask boys to buy a house in full, and then write the girl's name.

I don't know what shackles you are talking about. Living in this society, if you want to live a more meaningful life, you must bear some responsibilities. For example, working hard for this family, such as constantly working hard for children, such as honoring the elderly, are not shackles, but human nature.

Nobody asked you to take these things. Everyone's choice is actually willing. There are indeed many women in life who are paying for their families. Some people have their careers affected or even give up their careers in order to get married and have children. But this is my own choice on the road of life. No one forced me and no one asked me. This is my decision after weighing the pros and cons.

In fact, not only women, but also men bear a lot in life, whether it is to support the family or to support the family, but no man has ever said that this is a shackle imposed on us by tradition. Because we are willing, we are willing to fight for our loved ones and children, even if it is very hard, we take it for granted.

The life path you choose, the responsibilities and obligations you choose to undertake, and continuing to be happy are all aimed at making yourself happier.