Women always need to be loved

In modern life, the image of Vietnamese women is changing dramatically. They are confident, courageous, dare to think, dare to do, ready to assert themselves in all fields: from politics, economics, science to art, sports. They are not only "good at national affairs, good at housework" but also inspire the spirit of independence, dedication and contribution. However, amidst the beauty of that confidence and strength, women still need and deserve to be loved, protected and defended.

Integration and gender equality have opened up many new opportunities for women. More and more women are taking on leadership, management and successful business roles. They are in control of their lives, in control of the economy , and contributing to the development of the country. They are highly educated, have good international communication skills, and can stand on par with men in many fields that were once considered “men’s privileges”. But behind that strong appearance is an inner world full of emotions, sensitivity and many silent sacrifices.

Women today are still hard-working mothers, gentle wives, and dutiful children. No matter how successful they are, they still devote most of their energy to their families and the happiness of their loved ones. That is what sometimes puts them under more pressure, forcing them to "struggle" to both fulfill their social roles and fulfill their duties as women. Therefore, the care, understanding, and sharing from family and community are extremely necessary, not because they are weak, but because they need to be loved like everyone else.

In reality, many women are facing inequality, domestic violence, harassment in the workplace, gender bias or the burden of taking care of children and family. Those “invisible wounds”, no matter how modern society is, cannot be completely eliminated. Therefore, protecting women is not only the responsibility of the law but also a manifestation of culture and humanity in each community.

A civilized society cannot be measured only by the speed of economic development but also by the way that society treats women. Love and protection does not mean sheltering or imposing but creating conditions for them to be true to themselves - to choose, to be respected and to be safe. That is when men do not see the strength of women as a threat but as a source of pride; it is when the community knows how to cherish and protect the good values ​​that women bring.

Women today can confidently step out into the world and take control of their lives, but they still need a shoulder to lean on, a place to return to in peace. Because even though times have changed, the nature of love and protection is always what creates the deepest beauty in the human soul.

Society is only truly happy when women live in love, safety and respect. Because, no matter how modern and strong they are, they are always the gentle, kind and tolerant half of this world.

Quyen Anh

Source: https://baodongnai.com.vn/dong-nai-cuoi-tuan/202510/phu-nu-luon-can-duoc-yeu-thuong-cd41073/