Thursday 23 October 2014

Open Letter to the Woman who Tried to Belittle me.

Dearest,
Woman who Tried to Belittle me.

I felt like I was less than everyone else, because I couldn’t adopt this role. I was a different kind of woman, who still hadn’t quiet realized that yet.
This is because I am required to posses a set of qualities that determine whether or not I am a women. Yes, entirely. And it’s never about having a burning passion brewing inside of me, or challenging the industry, or standing headstrong for what I believe in—I could have put an end to poverty, but I will still be unsuccessful because my Sheila wasn’t wrapped the right way, and I forgot to serve my guests tea. This has poisoned me for so long, because I am required to forget everything that I am because people like you think that I am not woman enough.

But I refuse to let that tear at my skin. I was never fashioned to be the proper woman that you want me to be, and I’m not going to apologize for that.
I will wear a golden armor, a titanium crown, and a cape that soars so high when I walk, and when it falls. It only falls to cover everyone and everything that had ever tried to silence me.

Sincerely,
I will not Be Belittled Again.