Women judging another women have to stop

Women have long been considered the "weaker" sex, and in modern society this belief is still pervasive. Unfortunately, it has become all too common for women to be seen as their own worst enemy; viewed negatively by other women and even sometimes judged more harshly than men.

This mindset can lead to a lack of unity among women from professional competitiveness at work to competitive friendships in social circles - that serves only to weaken our collective power. We need to recognize how damaging these competitive relationships are and instead choose collaboration over division if we want real progress towards gender equality.

In many ways, there isn't one individual or group responsible for creating toxic female competition culture – societal cues associated with femininity such as vanity, frivolity and passivity result in certain expectations being placed on us as women which cause tensions between members of our community when individuals do not meet them. To disrupt this cycle it's important we remind ourselves (and each other) that respecting the diversity within womanhood means accepting people regardless of race/ethnicity, age range or body type etc., without judgement nor unrealistic comparative analysis – no matter what popular media may suggest!

We also benefit hugely from uniting together against external pressures resulting from various forms of discrimination like sexism found both institutionally and interpersonally- knowing that greater empowerment through mutual support promotes personal development while highlighting wider injustices impacting the lives of feminine humans everywhere enable us charge ahead with strength built up collectively. Combatting Patriarchal structures requires sisterly solidarity..

Ultimately womens’ rights belong to everybody - yet it takes women themselves debating passionately alongside activism carried out by those sensitive towards the appalling disadvantages females globally face –across multiple continents--for genuine change to transpire then flourish sustainably .Therefore let us actively promoteour advancement as a female species:be respectful to yourself first & always lead by example only then will build the foundations that sustainable actions follow-on better steps forward

- Vaani