
We often fail to realize the priviledges we have whether that's because we are wealthy, or a certain race, or have a certain amount of education, or grew up in a certain country, etc. As part of an assignment, I recently had to sit down and think of all the priviledges I thought I had as a woman that I didn't think men had, or not as much because of their gender. I was surprised when I really thought about it. It's not to say that men don't also have their own priviledges, but there are a lot of things I don't think we think of as priviledges, but that really are when we look at the bigger picture or compare the two. So here are some of the ones I thought of. Of course they don't apply to every woman or every man, but I think in general they do.
- Being able to dress exactly "like a man" if you wanted to 7 days a week and no one bats an eyelash or calls you names, or beats you up to teach you a lesson or threatens to kill you
- Having the ability to cry in a room full of people, and your girls gather around you and affirm your feelings and do their best to make you feel better
- Being able to spend an hour + getting ready with your girls and no one thinks that's too long or weird
- Going to the bathroom with your girlfriends to talk about what just happened out there
- Ladies Night and Girls Night

- Being able to sit at the park at a playground without kids, and parents don't think you're a creeper or threaten to call the cops
- The clothing and shoe options are endless
- Never being told your car isn't feminine enough
- Being able to call people honey, sugar, babe without it being precieved as sexist or sexual harrassment
- Being able to cover up bad skin, a bad night, a pimple, or look different with make-up
- Being able to invite all your child's friends over for a sleep over without people questioning if your husband is going to be there so it won't be weird or inappropriate
- Being able to sit really close to your girlfriends, or put your arm around them, or hook arms, and no one thinks its weird
- Being able to grow an entire human being inside of us and too connect with our baby long before its ever born
- Being able to be terrible at a sport and no one calls you out on your womanhood
- Not having to pay from time to time, or never, for drinks at a bar
- Generally speaking, being able to openly and freely hug and or kiss on the cheek whomever you want without it ever being weird

- Not having guys be afraid of us even in situations where we've given them no indication that they have anything to fear
- Being applauded for attempting or doing things guys tradiontally do, especially if you do it well
- Being able to go to a club and dance with a group of girls
- There isn't an obvious indication as to whether we are pleasured during sex; less pressure to perform
- Being able to be a stay at home mom without people questioning your womanhood
- You can openly cry and scream and wine if you needed to about the pain from an accident without being told to suck it up and "be a woman" about it
- In an emergency, being able to dash into the men's bathroom because the ladies line is too long or to take your son in there
- Being able to be openly scared about something
- Being able to take really suggestive photos with our girlfriends and its cute/sexy, not inappropriate and "gay"

- Getting to spend hours with your girlfriends at a spa day without any judgement
- People don't ever say anything about you having small dogs or a cat(s)
- Being able to openly discuss feelings and not get weird looks or your girlfriends being weirded out
- The ability to wear fake everything; lashes, extensions, nails, slimmers, bra enhancers, and its generally accepted as being normal
- Being able to play an active roll in your children's lives without anyone asking where is your husband, shouldn't he be here?
- Having a bag available at all times where you can store all your stuff without having to squeeze it into 2-4 pockets
- Generally knowing when we're going to get to have sex
- Being able to watch any movie or television show without someone questioning why you're watching it because its a "guy flick" or "a guys show"
- Being able to shop for your son for any type of clothing he needs without judgement
- Not having to prove our womanhood by our ability to change a tire, or how much weight we can lift, or how many guys we can get numbers for in a bar

- Decorating your house/apartment anyway you want without and ever being told its too "manly" in here
- Being able to take some me time, and no one really questions it
- Not always having to portray strength or that you are always in control of the situation
Can you think of some more? Are these valid? Do you ever think that society will change so that these are no longer priviledges for some, but apply to all?
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