Becoming an independent woman
By keyform
@keyform (46)
Philippines
April 7, 2011 6:48am CST
In some countries, higher number of women population is working with easy to hard jobs. Because of the problem that there were higher number of men not earning enough or do not have a job.
That is why, many single or married women have to remove their aprons to work outside from the comfort of their homes to help support the financial needs of the family and/or save money for their future.
So what do you think of becoming an independent woman? What is the advantages or disadvantages of it for you?
2 responses
@my_name_is_coco (4334)
• Philippines
10 Apr 11
I believe I am independent woman.I don't depend on someone else for my needs and wants.I earn my own money.if I need or want something,I have my own money to buy it.I don't have any plans of getting married.I love my freedom very much.I find it cool that I can easily switch careers or stay up as late as I can without worrying about somebody else.
@snyderblog (82)
• United States
13 Apr 11
I consider myself to be an independant woman. I am married but have not always been of course. I have had a full time job since I was 16 years old. I have a college degree but in this day and age I still make less than the average man in my field. Sad huh. Anyway, I have been divorced and taking care of my own kids and on my own and while that was very rewarding and would always make it again if I had to, I know that life is good for me and my children now. However, I would not be the woman I am today without spending several years as and independant woman. Keep in mind it does take a special man to put up with an independant woman after she has gotten used to not having a man around. God bless my husband.
