Originally posted by Laila
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In general, Pashtanas are strong but they limit themselves to certain fields and parts of life. My point of view is that women shouldn´t let men to dominate certain parts of daily life and politics are a part of that.
I am pretty sure that a woman´s mind, that of a mother, sister and aunt, is more cautious when it comes to violence for example....hence, a female American president would have thought twice about bombing Hiroshima and Nagasaki, killing hundreds of thousands of women and children in that almost men-free cities, I am pretty sure about that.
Solving conflicts is one of the major areas where women think and feel really differently than men do.
We need more input on what is right and wrong from women in general, BUT Pashtanas that I have come across so far limit themselves, the subordinate themselves to certain aspects of life.
Well, there is a small faction of women who do manage to overcome these barrieres but are mostly not able to communicate and express themselves properly and become bitter with time. I have seen some on this forum.

Pashtun culture is not static. It evolves with the problems it is confronted with. We need more outspoken women. That´s a fact.
Originally posted by Laila
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No offense intended!!!!





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