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This Instagram Account Is All About Empowering And Entertaining Women, And Here Are 35 Of Its Best Posts
International Women's Day is on the 8th of March, but one Instagram account thinks that we need to expand the occasion and celebrate it all year long.
It's called 'Unwomanly', and as its bio says, the account is dedicated to sharing entertaining and educational content on female empowerment.
From dating to careers and everything in between, 'Unwomanly' touches on a wide variety of subjects and paints quite an inspiring picture.
Continue scrolling to check it out, and don't miss the conversation we had about women's role in today's world with licensed clinical social worker Megan Logan.
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"Women's empowerment involves a radical shift towards knowing our gifts and strengths and then fully embracing them to boldly show up in the world," Logan, author of the 'Self-Love Workbook For Women: Release Self-Doubt, Build Self-Compassion, and Embrace Who You Are', told Bored Panda.
"No longer playing small to make others comfortable or holding back due to internalized negative beliefs about ourselves as women in society."
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Zenozenobee 3 years ago
During a recent family lunch one of my cousin said she was so tired of catcalling and an uncle said it's going to take time to educate men to the nowdays standards. My grand mother (86yo) answered something like " Well, a lot time because it was already considered rude back in my days."
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According to Logan, who has developed strong clinical skills providing therapy in a variety of mental health settings for over two decades, it's important to remember that fully embracing yourself does not happen magically overnight.
"It takes consistency and intention," she said. "The first step involves believing you matter enough to learn, grow, and create a self-love practice. This repetition allows us to rewire our belief system and change the way we see ourselves, creating a new pathway for authenticity and living in your whole truth."
"Challenging and releasing negative self-doubt and critical self-talk makes space for self-compassion. Learning to set healthier boundaries, talking more kindly to ourselves, prioritizing self-care, and digging in deep to heal those wounded parts allows for the resiliency and consistency that it takes to show up and share your light in the world," Logan added.
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mulk 3 years ago
Bwahahahah.... wait....oh sh*t! I am just realizing I am a goddamn jar opener...
LeeAnne B 3 years ago
Open it yourself. There is a gadget for that. Pretty much true that a gadget can replace a man with many things you may need.
Carole 3 years ago
I wonder how she'd react to the fact that some girls (like myself) grew up without a father or man in their lives and just figured out how to open jars by themselves?
Makajha Banjjjak 3 years ago (edited)
Or that some grew up with a dad(like myself), but figured out that it's just so much more rewarding to do things on their own, rather than waiting hopelessly for a man to help them :)
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VikingAbroad 3 years ago
As a female minister this is my proudest moment. When I go visit the elderly, and women as well as men asks me, "before you go, could you please help me open the jar in the fridge?" I love being able to help.
Eb 3 years ago
As a single woman in my fifties, I only really regret not being married when there's something I need on the top shelf at the supermarket. If I wasn't 5ft2 it wouldn't come up.
Joshua Moore 3 years ago
I taught my daughter how to open jars so she wouldn't need a man if that was her choice, I'm her dad. 😁
Bobby 3 years ago
The real trick is to just use your left hand. It changes the angle you're applying force just a little bit and can make opening a jar easier
Huddo's sister 3 years ago
There are times I've tried both hands, both over and under the lid position, using the grip mats, and tried poured boiling water on it and tapping it on the benchtop and the seal still won't come undone :(
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Sandy Parker 3 years ago
You would be amazed what I do to open a can without asking the two men in my house. Hot water, banging, hurting the f**k out of my hand.
Seedy Vine 3 years ago
A rubber band around the lid and one around the body really helps get a jar open. Makes it more grippy.
Riley Quinn 3 years ago
Let's face reality. The only thing necessary is sperm, which can be preserved to use whenever. All the new and improved sex toys and robots could, theoretically, make men obsolete. Hmmm, do y'all think that's what's got these clowns' knickers in a twist?
Kevin Sutton 3 years ago
ER, s**t. Don't know how to tell you this but we have a jar opener in the drawer, it cost a few quid
Nicki Violet 3 years ago
Haha, I've totally told my husband that if anything happens to him I won't be able to get the store brand applesauce since I can't open it!
Nikki Sevven 3 years ago
Gently tap the edge of the lid (all the way around) on your cutting board. Stand up the jar and give the top of the lid a smack. Open the jar.
cecilia kilian 3 years ago
Try whacking the thing on the edge of the counter ( the jar, not the mom, although...)
Mary Jeffries 3 years ago
Someone I knew was struggling before deciding to divorce and part of the equation was the he’d catch the spiders.
Michael Largey 3 years ago
When women in my life have said "I'm afraid that I'm about to give you a jar", you mom's scenario is not what unfolded.
Jennifer Norton 3 years ago
gotta be honest... that last line got me because I didn't see it coming! good one
Me, Myself, and I 3 years ago
I started giggling at the first sentence so much I had to put my tea down before I spilled all over myself!
Nothing_To_See_Here_Folks 3 years ago
I remember when i was pretty young i tried opening a jar, couldn't do it, my dad tried, my uncle tried, my brother tried, they couldn't open it, and then i tried again with a towel and opened it, very satisfying
Emmydearest 3 years ago
If a grown a*s woman couldn't figure out how to open a jar without the help of a man, she shouldn't have kids so she won't pass them her stupid genes. Take a spoon, insert the tip (that's what she said, by the way) between the lid and the jar, pry the lid with the jar, you'll hear a satisfying POP and the lid will come off easily.
Spannidandoolar 3 years ago
Just bang the edge of the lid on a hard surface, breaks the seal and opens easily...my food tech teacher taught me this over 20 years ago, works 95% of the time
Rahul Pawa 3 years ago
I do more for my wife than just open jars....I also open Gatorade bottles!
Hales M 3 years ago (edited)
Honestly though... real talk... I can't open jars to save my life. I have held off on making dinner until my neighbour could open a jar for me. Like when my husband isn't home... I just stare at the jar with great sadness.
Luna Crow 3 years ago
Usually I'm pretty good at this, but once I got one even the tools wouldn't work on. Living alone with my dog (he was no help), but fortunately in a busy area. So I took a beer outside and offered it to whomever could get the jar open. Only took a couple minutes, problem solved!
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Vix Spiderthrust 3 years ago
Wait till she discovers how to increase her grip using an elastic band. That mum is getting hella divorced.
Gardener of Weeden 3 years ago
I can open my own jars... I keep them around to take out the garbage. LOL
MontanaMariner 3 years ago
I remind some of my dumb a*s friends that they shouldn't forget that their most redeeming quality is physical beauty, and they wonder why they're single. But I'm ugly and single, so ...
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Lauren Caswell 3 years ago
omg these comments...how many "not all men" varieties r gna show up 😬 Yall we got headaches and can't read negativity today
Since 2006, the Global Gender Gap Index has been measuring the extent of gender-based gaps among four key dimensions: economic participation and opportunity, educational attainment, health and survival, and political empowerment. Tracking the progress towards closing these gaps over time, it reports benchmarks and provides country rankings that allow for effective comparisons across and within regional peers.
According to its 2020 findings, there is still a 31.4% average gender gap that remains to be closed globally.
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Headless Roach 3 years ago
Yeah, we don't want to suffocate under the weight of your collective disapproval
Across the four characteristics, on average, the largest gender disparity lies within political empowerment. Despite being the most improved dimension that year, the gap on this subindex has only been closed by 25%, meaning there are still not enough women occupying seats in government across the world.
However, it's important to note that the political empowerment subindex fails to measure the legal rights of women and girls in comparison to those of men, which plays a significant role in determining the extent to which a society is equal.
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Alexia 3 years ago
That's what all predators & abusers say. I remember about the Larry Nassar case; as he realized the IndyStar investigation would expose him, he started begging the journalists not to publish it because "it would ruin his life". Not a word about the lives of HUNDREDS of little girls he had been sexually abusing for almost 2 decades.
The economic and labor market gender gap has been closed by 58%. This is due to the fact that, on average, only 55% of women are participating in the global workforce, and their presence in higher-yielding positions is even lower.
Plus, this disparity is exacerbated by the global wage gap, which affects women across all industries and backgrounds, and has remained relatively stagnant throughout the last five years or so. These components highlight the challenges women face to escape poverty and become financially and economically independent.
At least 35 of the 153 surveyed countries have closed the education gender gap by 96.1%. However, this number varies across education levels.
Globally, girls are less likely to receive an education due to gender-based discrimination, child marriage, and the burden of fulfilling domestic chores, all of which prevent young girls and teens from attending school.
While more young girls and women are attending primary and secondary school, less than half are going on to attend college.
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Monday 3 years ago
I dunno man....we've seen what these "influencers" do with makeup and filters. If you're talented enough or patient enough you can totally change your look with makeup so isn't it natural there'd be some concern? Sure appearance isn't everything but it does play a role in attraction.
Although the global gender gap for health care and survival has been closed by 95.7%, millions of women worldwide still do not have equal access to health care, especially reproductive health care.
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf, vice-president for development at the Brennan Center for Justice, thinks that period poverty and menstrual stigma play significant roles in holding society back from achieving gender equality, highlighting that these barriers can also prohibit them from participating in politics, the workforce, and education.
#28
OhnoI’vebeencensored 3 years ago
Haha he's a keeper. I think she might have secretly been a little bit cheered up :)
#29
OhnoI’vebeencensored 3 years ago
Yeah well as a man I have to pay for... uh... the... hmm. :-/
In order to achieve gender equality and make all of these pictures a thing of the past, countries across the globe must increase the number of women in government, ensure education is accessible to all women and girls, create free or affordable child care so that more women can participate in the labor market, and provide access to safe reproductive health care.
#30
The Big Dipper ⭐️ 3 years ago
Because of course there is a neon sign over every guy’s head telling women if they’re gonna get raped or not. /s
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#33
Jaya 3 years ago
It's so weird that we call it 'losing' your virginity. You didn't lose anything, on the contrary, you gained something: you have gained a new experience, nothing was lost. Imagine if we called all significant new life experiences losses: if we called going to school for the first time 'losing your toddler-phase', going on a holiday without your parents for the first time 'losing your parent-dependance', moving in with your boyfriend/girlfriend 'losing your aloneness', going to a music festival for the first time 'losing your silence', walking for the first time 'losing your crawling days'. Weird, right? We view those as gaining a new life experience or entering a new phase in your life, so let's talk about sex that way too. Also, I dislike the emphasis on only intercourse. I think, having someone else give you an orgasm for the first time, or you giving someone else one, is just as much a significant new life experience and start of a new phase in your life as having intercourse.
Megan Logan is happy that things are finally moving. "Women have far too long held themselves back with internalized shame-based beliefs from society and cultural imprinting," she said. "We continue to embark on an ever-evolving employment journey. Through the different stages of life and over time, the self-love journey never ends."
"I believe women have become tired of constantly nurturing others without replenishing what makes their hearts and souls happy and fulfilled. While self-empowerment is an individualized journey, it happens on a collective level as well," she said. "As more women do their individual work, self-love can radically change the world we live in. I see this happening all over the globe. My first book, Self-Love Workbook for Women, has been translated into over 18 languages! How amazing that women all over have empowered themselves in learning to evolve and grow!" she said.
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Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago
If you were there but THEY missed the call, at the time agreed upon, then it is incumbent upon THEM to apologize to you, not the other way around.
#36
Donkey boi 3 years ago
I know this is slightly off point, but; When I was a kid, I always thought 'Master' & 'Miss' (short for Mistress) were for before you were married, 'Mr' & 'Mrs' were for after you were married, and 'Ms' was when you were divorced or engaged. I remember finding out that men got upgraded to 'Mr' when they became an adult and assumed the same happened with women. I started calling ALL adult women 'Mrs' until I was corrected on that. 'Sir' & 'Ma'am' got thrown into the mix and I just thought 'This s**t's confusing! Let's just drop it all together'. To this day I still don't like being called 'Mr' or 'Sir'.
#37
Donkey boi 3 years ago
The 'You're not like other girls' line should be reserved for use only on those "Alpha Male" douchebags!
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HellyHacka 3 years ago
One of my favourite things about the time I'm living in is watching women get stronger and madder by the day. Keep it up and smash the patriarchy!
Falcon on Dizzy 3 years ago
as a man, I'm disappointed in other men for making people need to say this s**t. women shouldn't have to say these things, nobody should
D Peterson 3 years ago
I'm so angry when a woman/mother/grandmother votes to restrict her own rights & the rights of their mothers & sisters & children. And they say they believe they are doing the right thing. For whom?
Nikki Sevven 3 years ago
The fact that you can be intimately assaulted at any given moment in a public place pretty much informs our behavior as women. Every single woman I know has been sexually assaulted, from public boob or butt grabs all the way up to gang rape. Every. Single. Woman.
Delta Dawn 3 years ago
Men need to hear this more often. Not only public sexual assault, but I know many women who were sexually assaulted by family members as children. It happens so much more than people realize because we don’t talk about it.
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Tom Drummer 3 years ago
These are really upsetting. I mean, they are no surprise, I have been aware of rape culture fo a long time, but no less distressing.
Dave Hinckley 3 years ago
Are the majority of men just huge a-holes? I'm embarassed to be male. I don't get it. Why do they think they can do this c**p?
Rylee Evergreen🦋 3 years ago
There are a lot of good men? But the bad ones can be........ *heavy inhale* really....really, really bad. So just like Droid Mania said, don't be a bad one! the society of good people thanks you
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Evelyn Haskins 3 years ago
Sorry, I stopped reading these about half way through. IF you do not want men thinking you are a dumb female wanting sex and saying no as a come on, DO NOT ACT that way!
Llama_flower93 3 years ago
I was asked by my doctor the other day how old I was. I'm 29. He then proceeded to inform me I still have time to have children. I told him I didn't want any. Then he said I must want children. I told him I'm too sick(not that I need a reason), he told me I was not too sick. I have depression, anxiety, severe PTSD, and I'm on 4 medications and have never been able to work full time because of sickness. But this guy who met me five minutes prior knows that I must have children and that I'm obviously capable. My doctor of all people. I almost wanted to cry cause it's a sensitive issue for me. Screw that guy.
Bleep Bloop 3 years ago
fair warning, it is a TERF account (you'll see that if you go through enough posts)
HellyHacka 3 years ago
One of my favourite things about the time I'm living in is watching women get stronger and madder by the day. Keep it up and smash the patriarchy!
Falcon on Dizzy 3 years ago
as a man, I'm disappointed in other men for making people need to say this s**t. women shouldn't have to say these things, nobody should
D Peterson 3 years ago
I'm so angry when a woman/mother/grandmother votes to restrict her own rights & the rights of their mothers & sisters & children. And they say they believe they are doing the right thing. For whom?
Nikki Sevven 3 years ago
The fact that you can be intimately assaulted at any given moment in a public place pretty much informs our behavior as women. Every single woman I know has been sexually assaulted, from public boob or butt grabs all the way up to gang rape. Every. Single. Woman.
Delta Dawn 3 years ago
Men need to hear this more often. Not only public sexual assault, but I know many women who were sexually assaulted by family members as children. It happens so much more than people realize because we don’t talk about it.
Load More Replies... Tom Drummer 3 years ago
These are really upsetting. I mean, they are no surprise, I have been aware of rape culture fo a long time, but no less distressing.
Dave Hinckley 3 years ago
Are the majority of men just huge a-holes? I'm embarassed to be male. I don't get it. Why do they think they can do this c**p?
Rylee Evergreen🦋 3 years ago
There are a lot of good men? But the bad ones can be........ *heavy inhale* really....really, really bad. So just like Droid Mania said, don't be a bad one! the society of good people thanks you
Load More Replies... Evelyn Haskins 3 years ago
Sorry, I stopped reading these about half way through. IF you do not want men thinking you are a dumb female wanting sex and saying no as a come on, DO NOT ACT that way!
Llama_flower93 3 years ago
I was asked by my doctor the other day how old I was. I'm 29. He then proceeded to inform me I still have time to have children. I told him I didn't want any. Then he said I must want children. I told him I'm too sick(not that I need a reason), he told me I was not too sick. I have depression, anxiety, severe PTSD, and I'm on 4 medications and have never been able to work full time because of sickness. But this guy who met me five minutes prior knows that I must have children and that I'm obviously capable. My doctor of all people. I almost wanted to cry cause it's a sensitive issue for me. Screw that guy.
Bleep Bloop 3 years ago
fair warning, it is a TERF account (you'll see that if you go through enough posts)
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