Women, by nature, are seekers of freedom and change. Their spirits thrive on newness, and their minds are adaptable to change. Unlike the rigid structures society often tries to impose, women’s thoughts and hearts are naturally free, unbound by conventional boundaries. Yet, throughout history, they have faced continuous efforts to suppress this ingrained freedom.
In some cultures, women are seen as intellectually inferior, while in others, they are made to be subordinate to men. Religion, tradition, society, and even physical differences have been used as tools to control them. The alpha men recognize the broader vision women possess. They know that if women are not confined, they will break through societal barriers and surpass them.
The greatest injustice women have faced throughout history is captivity—being limited in their actions, thoughts, and choices. This has been their ongoing struggle since ancient times till today.
Although, for a moment, imagine if the roles were reversed—if women had the power. Men would then go through what women have faced. They would feel the pressure, the shame, and the control. They would be seen as less important, held back by society, culture, and even physical expectations. People would question their abilities and limit their freedom. Their worth would be seen as secondary.
Because it’s not about gender. It’s about power. Human nature often craves dominance, and only one group rules in any society.
It is not a question of men or women being more capable, but a reflection of how society works. When one group is in power, it works to maintain that control, often through force. If men were put in the roles usually given to women, they would be treated the same way. This shows how strong the need for dominance and control is in the human psyche.
We can only begin to challenge this cycle once we truly understand it. Then we can work toward a fairer world where no one is controlled or limited by power or gender biases.