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Woman is defined by her relationship to man from "summary" of The Second Sex by Simone de Beauvoir

In the myths, fables, and religions of the world, woman is often presented in relation to man. She is seen as the "other", the complementary half of man, the one who exists to fulfill his desires and needs. From Eve being created from Adam's rib in the Bible to the concept of the "ideal woman" in fairy tales waiting for her prince charming, the idea of woman being defined by her relationship to man is deeply ingrained in our cultural consciousness. This notion is further reinforced by societal norms and expectations that dictate how women should behave, dress, and even think in relation to men. Women are expected to be nurturing, caring, and submissive to their male counterparts. They are often judged based on their ability to fulfill traditional gender roles and be pleasing to men. Even in language, the way we talk about women reflects this idea of their existence in relation to men. Terms like "wife", "mother", or "daug...
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    The Second Sex

    Simone de Beauvoir

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