Happy International Woman’s Day! 🩸❤️ bleeding as we speak. I’ll say again what I said last year, and the year before that, and the year… ♻️ I feel lucky and empowered knowing so many beautiful and smart women, as well as having supportive, caring and secure men around me too.
Yes. At some point, we have to ask ourselves “are we excluding more than we are including? (Have we done unto others, what was done to us? And is that a path of growth?”) ☕️💭
(This is also what the lyrics of our song “I Am” is referring to at a deeper level, unknowingly inflicting familiar pain onto others as a form of redemption)
Anyway…
It’s not like there was a time where women didn’t work. A question for the TradWives movement: isn’t what you do work? Isn’t it equally highly valuable work? Raising the next human beings of this earth. The feminists from back in the day were (amongst other things) actually fighting for stay-at-home mothers to be seen as an equal contributor to society.
For me it’s always been about building a strong feeling of community with all of us... It’s about Humans raising each other. For me, it’s about having equal opportunities to choose what’s right for you. Regardlesst if it’s in line- or in contradiction with traditional gender norms/roles. It’s about having the freedom to live out your inner truth.
What if all genders could embrace this philosophy? 🌱🌳
kalandramusic
Happy International Woman’s Day! 🩸❤️ bleeding as we speak.
I’ll say again what I said last year, and the year before that, and the year… ♻️
I feel lucky and empowered knowing so many beautiful and smart women, as well as having supportive, caring and secure men around me too.
Yes. At some point, we have to ask ourselves “are we excluding more than we are including? (Have we done unto others, what was done to us? And is that a path of growth?”) ☕️💭
(This is also what the lyrics of our song “I Am” is referring to at a deeper level, unknowingly inflicting familiar pain onto others as a form of redemption)
Anyway…
It’s not like there was a time where women didn’t work. A question for the TradWives movement: isn’t what you do work? Isn’t it equally highly valuable work? Raising the next human beings of this earth. The feminists from back in the day were (amongst other things) actually fighting for stay-at-home mothers to be seen as an equal contributor to society.
For me it’s always been about building a strong feeling of community with all of us...
It’s about Humans raising each other. For me, it’s about having equal opportunities to choose what’s right for you. Regardlesst if it’s in line- or in contradiction with traditional gender norms/roles. It’s about having the freedom to live out your inner truth.
What if all genders could embrace this philosophy? 🌱🌳
…Kumbaya 🎶 🙌🏼
ok ..
thanks.
- Katrine
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