Despite such a majority of us having successful careers, we still play the subservient woman in our relationships .
We are fab. We are selfless, kind and thoughtful, kind. We are always ready to place others' feelings first. So a 2006 Priory Group survey states, we, British women, consider it more important to please others than ourselves.
We are it seems self-critical and are prepared to accept our fault in a dispute always. We are very concerned about what others feel and do not want to express our views, just in case another person disagrees with us.
We presume acting in an assertive manner would render us unloveable.
Half of the students at university are female and are destined for an attempt at the top jobs. More than half of medical students, our future doctors , are female.
Yet many of us do not enjoy our success. We are educated, qualified and financially rewarded. Yet we do not enjoy our successes. We play it all down. We do not celebrate our successes.
We still worry whether we can fit into those trousers and whether he will approve. We are so self-deprecating; we do not relish the lives we have. It would appear we all need to relax and live a little. Just be and take life for what it is, glorious.
