“What is a good woman?” believe me, this question has boggled my mind for many years. I have met thousands of people, and everyone has had a different idea of what a good woman is. We are our beliefs, our experiences, our environment, and importantly, what we think. Our culture and basic upbringing have a lot to add to what we see as a good woman.
Our perceptions, our deep-rooted beliefs, and society’s values determine who we see as a good or a bad woman. For instance, if a woman is adventurous, puts herself first, smokes, or parties, we tend to label them as bad women based on their bad habits. However, once we remain fixated on these bad habits, we tend to overlook and say kindness or any other good personality trait we look for. We should try to focus on the personality traits and find those we are compatible with. Because at the end of the day, we will resonate and like those who match us or have the values we value.
Kindness and caring go a long way towards goodness though. People who are not mean-spirited are usually pretty good too. Honesty helps because people who lie a lot are generally not great. I personally like bold, fierce, and strong-minded women. Thoughtful and intelligent helps but I also know a woman who Doesn’t have a high IQ who is one of the kindest women I have ever met. And I know some super-smart ladies who are some of the nastiest people I know.
The qualities of a perfect and good woman are limitless.
- Be the woman who isn’t afraid to laugh at herself, who still manages to pull off the worst of jokes, and can effortlessly brighten a room with the sound of her laughter.
- Be the woman who is self-aware and recognizes her flaws. The woman who continually strives to better herself.
- Be the woman who is comfortable in her skin; the woman that doesn’t let her insecurities stand in the way of her happiness. Be the woman who knows it’s okay to have insecurities but it’s not okay to give those insecurities the power to eat away at her.
- Be the woman whom friends can call at 2 in the morning with a problem. Be the woman willing to drop everything for the people she loves. Don’t, however, be the woman who lets people walk all over her.
- Be the woman who is willing to take risks. Be the woman who can experiment and try new things without losing sight of her values.
- Be the woman who refuses to let a man dull the sparkle in her eyes.
- Be the woman who knows how to choose her battles wisely. Be the woman who will fight for what she believes in, but not fight for the sake of fighting.
- Be the woman who knows how to apologize for her mistakes. Be the woman who refuses to apologize for her feelings, beliefs, or morals.
- Be the woman you’d want your son to bring home to you.
- Be the woman that has faith in something bigger than herself. It can be faith in anything — just always have some type of faith.
- Be the woman who can take a compliment graciously.
- Be the woman who is humble in her achievements.
- Be the woman that wears her heart on her sleeve, who is capable of being vulnerable, who can live without fear of being broken-hearted. Be the woman that can have the strength to be hurt but not broken.
- Be the woman unafraid to sing at the top of her lungs, even if it’s off-key. Be the woman willing to dance like an idiot without fear of what others will think.
- Be the woman who is capable of doing things on her own, but don’t be afraid to be the woman who asks for help when she needs it.
- Be the woman who is smart enough to know when it’s time to let something or someone go.
- Be the woman who has a thirst for knowledge, who sees beauty in the world around her, and constantly strives to learn more about it.
- Be the woman who is compassionate and empathetic; who will lend a hand when she can to a stranger, and who will listen without a judgmental ear.
- Be the woman who sees the best in people, but does not ignore the worst.
- Be the woman that can take her advice.
- Be the woman who knows how to forgive. Be the woman who knows how to gracefully accept an apology. Be the woman who, when she accepts an apology, doesn’t bring the issue up again at a future time in an unrelated fight.
- Be the woman who sticks to her words. Be the woman who does everything within her power to not break a promise.
- Be the woman who is willing to get her hands a little dirty.
- Be the woman who leads instead of follows.
- Be the realistic woman; the one who has reasonable standards and doesn’t compromise for them.
- Be the woman who refuses to settle for anything less than she deserves.
- Be the woman who lives by the rule of thumb that if you wouldn’t say it to someone’s face, don’t say it behind their back.
- Be the skeptical woman; the one who listens to rumors without thinking they’re absolute facts, and the one who will not participate in mean-spirited gossip.
- Be the woman who gives other people the benefit of the doubt.
- Be the woman who works for what she wants. Be the woman who would rather earn her way rather than cheat her way through life.
- Be the woman who does not need a significant other in her life, who can thrive on her own, and does not need someone else’s affection to validate her self-worth.
- Be the woman who looks for an equal in a romantic partner, not a superior or a subordinate.
- Be the woman who owns her sexuality, who is unashamed of it, and who can be sexual in a physically and mentally healthy way. Be the woman who will not let anyone else own her sexuality.
- Be the woman who can express herself in ways that words cannot.
- Be the woman who sees beauty in imperfection.
- Be the woman who does not need to put others down to feel better about herself.
- Be the woman who is kind to everyone, not just her equals or superiors.
- Be the woman who knows when to listen and when to speak.
- Be the woman who uses her hands and her words to heal rather than to harm.
- Be the woman who can think for herself, who considers others’ opinions, and only alters her worldview at her discretion.
- Be the woman who is playful. Be the woman who knows the appropriate times to be serious and to have fun.
- Be the woman who is comfortable with silence.
- Be the woman who gives her all in a relationship, fearlessly. Be the woman who does not hold a man in comparison to the men of her past. Be the woman who does not let past hurts affect a current relationship.
- Be the woman who is an open book, who is unashamed of any past mistakes.
- Be the woman who owns her fears. Be the woman unafraid to admit she has fears. Be the woman willing to overcome fears.
- Be the woman who learns from the past. Be the woman who does not dwell on what she did or didn’t do, but accepts it for something she cannot change.
- Be the woman who can have a conversation with just about anyone.
- Be the woman with a firm handshake.
- Be the woman who will look people in the eyes as she speaks to them, who chooses her words wisely, and thinks before she makes a major decision.
- Be the woman who recognizes that possessing these traits makes her a woman.
In conclusion, according to my opinion, a woman is equal to a man. So, the foremost thing is that a woman must be self-confident along with the beauty of the brain. Women are usually emotional human beings so to be practical is a good one.
A real woman is always dedicated to whatever she does whether she is a mother, sister, or wife she always does her duties and responsibilities with full dedication. I believe that for a real woman her self-respect is a must. A real woman is very much attached to her family. A real woman must always be polite and gentle also charming with a good smile which refreshes everybody’s mood. A real woman is good with attitude but not with ego.
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