There is this concept of feminism and "human rights" and "my body, my rules" that some women show more appreciation to than others. They read books, listen to podcasts, engage in activism, and have merchandise from those merchants which promote these things. This is particularly common in New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Berkely, Chicago, and many college towns.

But there are also women who wouldn't wear such clothing and wouldn't share such material on social media. Not because they are against humanitarianism but because they prefer to show what they have rather than what they have not and that the educated woman doesn't engage in the vulgarities of the mob and would rather do something more productive.

In recent months, the people have flooded the streets with dissension and among them, we can find feminists and women "fighting for human rights". But we also know that other women are working, reading books, exercising, cooking, and catching up with their friends and acquaintances.

When the feminists tell her that she is uneducated and lazy, she upbraids them and says that they are reckless and that she has things to take care of.

Then there is a third class, the class of women who are neither interested in feminism nor interested in a respectable professional and personal life, but instead crowd the bars and tattoo their bodies everywhere. These women have an overwhelming amount of men approach them and they sleep with a Mike one day and a John another day. When you ask them about "human rights" or to join a protest, they say that they don't want to contribute to dissensions and negativity and that such an approach is shameful for a "lady" to engage in.

But this is because, due to their vanity, they are afraid of disappointing other people with their opinions, they prefer to be the fun girls of the crowd. The party girls and the ones who are "classy". But when they are at the bar and cafe, instead of behaving like women of respectable families, they are audacious, engage in base masculine profanity, photograph everything and show no ladylike table manners. Such is the character of these women.

Alas, what is a good woman? Isn't she also a good citizen? Isn't she also a respectable person to men? To her fellow women?