Modern feminism expects women to succeed, lead, and self-support. Girls are taught younger and younger that wanting a husband, children, and a home of her own should always come after she's "successful", has a career, and has dated multiple men ("just to make sure she knows what she likes" 🤮) - as if our worth is measured by how well we imitate men. But this so-called "progress" comes at a cost.

Nearly 80% of single-parent households are led by women, and in 2023, the number of childless, unmarried women hit record highs. Meanwhile, the traditional family structure (a married couple raising children together) now makes up less than 18% of all households. These numbers aren't just statistics; they tell a story of women struggling under the weight of a life they were never meant to carry alone.

Many of us feel the ache of exhaustion, loneliness, and dissatisfaction deep in our souls. We've been conditioned to see nurturing, homemaking, and motherhood as outdated, while leadership, independence, and "having it all" are glorified. Yet, studies consistently show that women are more stressed and less fulfilled than ever before. This isn't failure - it's the inevitable result of being pulled away from who God created us to be.

Let me be clear: this isn't your fault. We live in a culture that set us up to believe a lie. You were not built to be a provider or a relentless leader. You were creature to nurture, to bring beauty and order to your home, and to thrive as a woman fully aligned with your God-given design. Stepping into that design isn't about weakness; it's about rediscovering your true strength, fulfillment, and joy.

The good news is, you have free will (Revelation 22:17). You don't have to live by societal pressures to please others or even yourself. You can choose to give up what you think you want and truly put all your faith in Christ. This is the key to receiving His rewards.