Once a little boy asked his mother why she was crying, the mother replied “because I am a woman”. The boy did not understand so asked his dad who said “all women just cry for no reason”. The boy grew up but still wondered why women cry. So he called up God and asked him as to why women cry so easily. God told him that he made the woman to be special. He gave her shoulders strong enough to carry the burden yet gentle to give comfort. He gave her strength to endure the pain of childbirth and rejection caused by her child. He made her strong enough to keep going when everybody else gives up in sickness and pain even if her child or husband hurt her badly. Finally God said that He exclusively gave the woman tears to shed whenever she needed to use it. Look into the woman’s eyes and you will see the heart where love resides.

Myths and Facts about Women unfolded on International Women’s Day 2013

Researchers at Harvard found that some parts of the brain in the male and female were differently sized. They found that the areas responsible for problem-solving, decision-making and regulating emotions were larger in the women. While the part that involves space perception and regulation of sexual behavior and social behavior were larger in males. Men think with gray matter which is full of active neurons while women think with white matter which is made up of more connections between neurons which makes the woman brain more complicated but the connections allow a woman’s brain to work faster than a male brain.

Men believe that women cannot think logically or rationally. They do not have a mathematical brain or an analytical brain. This is a myth. Tatyana Afanasyeva (1876- 1964) published many papers on various topics such as randomness and entropy and teaching geometry to children.

Shakuntala Devi is called an Indian Calculating Prodigy. In 1977 In Dallas she competed with a computer to see who give the cube root of 188138517 faster, she won.

At university of USA she was asked to give the 23rd root of 1674867692003915809866092758538016248310668014430862240712651642793465704086709659 3279205767480806790022783016354924852380335745316935111903596577547340075681688305 620821016129132845564805780158806771.The answer is 546372891. Shakuntala Devi answered in 50 seconds while it took a UNIVAC 1108 computer sixty second to confirm that she was right after it was fed with 13000 instructions.
Marie Curie 1867-1934 was the first woman physicist who won the Nobel Prize for discovery of radioactivity and the element radium.

Albert Einstein so rightly said: “The woman who follows the crowd will usually go no further than the crowd. The woman who walks alone is likely to find herself in places no one has ever seen before.”

When power is trusted in the hands of women, they can actually change the world. Queen Elizabeth I (1558-1603) changed England to one of the most important nations in Europe from a poor isolated nation and made England a major European power in commerce, arts and politics.

Indira Gandhi (1917-1984), the leader from India became a highly influential figure for India as well as the world.
Joan of Arc (1412-1431) let French troops to victory in the battle in 1429.

Women are the best financial managers though men think that women understand nothing about money matters: banking and finance. Men should try to run the house for just one month and he will know how well she manages the expenses and the budget.

Muriel F Siebert became the first woman to be on the board at New York Stock Exchange. Racing a thoroughbred is not a man’s domain any longer. Julie Krone is the leading female Thoroughbred horse racing jockey of all times with over three thousand seven hundred career wins. She is the first woman to be included in the National Museum of Racing’s Hall of Fame. Racing a horse requires tremendous strength and agility of the mind and body.

Analyzing facts, understanding situation and being a good judge made Sandra Day O’Connor the first woman to be appointed to the position of U.S Supreme Court justice.

Women are basically home makers though they have become a grand success in the corporate world as well. Women have achieved the top positions in corporate houses taking care of the business across the world. They are home makers too and they groom and build their own homes with utmost care and affection. They make sure that the husband and children needs are not compromised in any way. Find that companion in her, love her and you will easily understand her. It’s just her way of handling situations is different and more sympathetic then men.

Women are interested in sex and physical contact as much as men are. Most of them just don’t show it. Look deep into her eyes are you should be able to read the desire and lust too. Don’t be judgmental. She too wants to be appreciated for her beauty and looks. You admire here and she will dress the way you like. Besides her emotional needs, you as her man are obliged to fulfill her biological needs too. Make her feel comfortable and open to communicating. She will readily convey what she wants. Guys you are not the only ones who fantasize! A fulfilling sex life not only adds glow to her face but her very being too. For you it may be ‘doing it’ but for it is ‘making love’. Remember a woman will glow only when she makes love to the one she truly loves.

All a woman wants is respect, affection, some laughter and sex of course in her life. She has always been there for the man from the day he was born as a mother to hold him, as a sister to play with him, as a teacher to help him learn, as a girlfriend to offer a shoulder when he was depressed, to give him company and love as a wife, to melt the toughie in him as a daughter. Cherish the woman in your life and make your life more meaningful and complete. Don’t forget your chivalry guys. She will love and admire you when you hold the door for her or pull out the chair for her.

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