How do you measure Success?

Question

In a lot of my articles, I write that males are dumb (myself included)... knowing full well that that is untrue. Males ain't smarter than females, and vice versa. Its a twisted method of nature for the coexistence, and also male's unwillingness to argue when they come across a stupid female notion. I can go into that further, but one of the questions i ask myself when i ponder is...

When men, or the world measures a man's success, its usually measured in money, material things, and women (throwing themselves at him)...
So it got me thinking, how do we measure female success?
Because to me, I see money, material things, diminished dependence/interest in men.
So how do people measure female success?

Rainbow30 · Accepted Answer

If you're talking about personal measurement, it should be her own contentment to what she have.

For society, maybe a good husband, perfect family and a perfect job? I don't know, sometime we meet old friends we think that they're already succesful that they've achieved so many things in life and they're different from their old selves. Their perception to each other is succesful, then they'll compare to how unsucessful they are compared to another but the truth is they're both successful as long as they're happy and surviving.

jennifer_bloom · Accepted Answer

I define female success as being healthy and strong relative to your age and opportunity for fitness and serving your world in a productive, honest, helpful and kind way. Being considerate of friends and family and even strangers on the street by holding doors and tipping waiters. And being conversational with lonely seniors when you wait for your food at a restaurant. A successful woman is morally, intellectually and professionally exerting herself to the best of her ability.

Pink2000 · Answer

I measure my own success by how happy I am. If I’m happy with my career choice, I make more than enough money to support myself, I can take care of my family stress free, then I consider that successful.