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sanctamaria17
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This is why I’m disgusted with women’s magazines in general. I would love to see a magazine for young girls that yes, had good points about fashion, but also talked about how to maintain friendships, how to excel in school, apply for jobs/college/scholarships, gave real role models (not Paris Hilton), etc.
I’d love to see a magazine for women that focused more on women’s achievements in all fields (as well as the positives about being a SAHP), music, entertainment, issues in politics and healthcare (especially those that concern women), etc. Sadly, the only one that even comes close is Ms., which is very pro-choice.
Yes, modesty and chastity are important things to emphasize but there are other things too. Young girls need to realize that it’s not weird to be smart, that it’s a wonderful quality, that they should choose a major and a career that interests them, because God gave us our passions and talents for a reason. They should be more focused on school in high school, not boys, social events, or fashion. They should know that God made them because He loved them and loves them still, that they should take charge of their own lives and allow God to control what they can’t.
If I have girls, I’d want them to realize that, and I want them to follow their full potential as women of God. I want them to realize that chastity is beautiful and that any man worth his salt will wait (and that boys need to be chaste too!!! Chastity is not just a woman’s quality!!!). I want them to work to their fullest potential and to not let anyone but their own abilities tell them they can’t go far in school or a career. I want them to know that their fertility is beautiful but that it is meant for a marital relationship only and it’s up to God how many kids He chooses to give them (though they can use NFP). I want them to be strong, confident, and secure in the love that Jesus Himself gives and to use that love, combined with their talents, to serve Him.
I want girls to realize that they should serve God with everything they have and realize that they can make contributions, whether to the world, to the home, or to both (regardless of how the world sees it) and that their work is not to be devalued for any reason, but especially because of their gender. And I really wish there was a magazine like that.
I’d love to see a magazine for women that focused more on women’s achievements in all fields (as well as the positives about being a SAHP), music, entertainment, issues in politics and healthcare (especially those that concern women), etc. Sadly, the only one that even comes close is Ms., which is very pro-choice.
Yes, modesty and chastity are important things to emphasize but there are other things too. Young girls need to realize that it’s not weird to be smart, that it’s a wonderful quality, that they should choose a major and a career that interests them, because God gave us our passions and talents for a reason. They should be more focused on school in high school, not boys, social events, or fashion. They should know that God made them because He loved them and loves them still, that they should take charge of their own lives and allow God to control what they can’t.
If I have girls, I’d want them to realize that, and I want them to follow their full potential as women of God. I want them to realize that chastity is beautiful and that any man worth his salt will wait (and that boys need to be chaste too!!! Chastity is not just a woman’s quality!!!). I want them to work to their fullest potential and to not let anyone but their own abilities tell them they can’t go far in school or a career. I want them to know that their fertility is beautiful but that it is meant for a marital relationship only and it’s up to God how many kids He chooses to give them (though they can use NFP). I want them to be strong, confident, and secure in the love that Jesus Himself gives and to use that love, combined with their talents, to serve Him.
I want girls to realize that they should serve God with everything they have and realize that they can make contributions, whether to the world, to the home, or to both (regardless of how the world sees it) and that their work is not to be devalued for any reason, but especially because of their gender. And I really wish there was a magazine like that.