Femininity is beautiful, and nobody could change my mind.

Masculinity is always seen as being strong, never shredding tear, and brave, meanwhile femininity is seen as being weak, naïve, and emotional. Why's that? I firmly believe that femininity being misinterpreted as weakness is part of the long, deep roots of sexism in history. Women throughout history were treated as second class citizens. Women were always pressured to fit in the expectations by men and gender norms throughout history, even today: Be beautiful, clean every day, marry and bare kids, be submissive, be obedient, be pure, etc. It's like a tool to create gender norms. Femininity is more than just being "weak, submissive, and can't do anything," It has something more, something so deep you can't fit the words to explain. We should embrace femininity as something special as masculinity and not look down at it as just being something powerless.