Nevertheless, i think it is a lose lose situation for we gals,
as my grandma rightly put it "A total disgrace to we.
the womenfolks and a laughing stock for the men"
I do hope that such views as yours are a minority. As a male,
I do not look at the situation as something of amusement or in any
way 'disgraceful' to my fellow female citizens.
Rather, it shows the strengths and passions of our womenfolk to
aspire and fight for what is theirs democratically, a timely
awakening from the submissive females their grandmothers had
been.
It is only the way that they conduct themselves that may be an
issue which shows a rawness in its public relations management, but
only a minor issue of an organisation that is reforming and
re-generating itself.
More critical is what it does to uplift the lives of
singaporean women, and not just PR N.A.T.O. talk in
public, and should be judged as such.
The only ones who should be blame for much of the bad publicity
would be ex-co. They seemed to be hell-bent on destroying the
organisation with their public catcalls where patience would be
necessary and better used instead.
Aware is an organisation that is bigger than anyone of them, for
it represents or at least attempts to represent the majority of our
womenfolk. Aware is not A WAR.
It is a concern to our society, for who amongst us males do
not have a woman in our lives - vital of all is that, we
males issued forth from mothers.
