Women with least emotional intelligence

 The society we currently live in has many dimensions with gaps, loopholes, and insufficient space. However, there is one dimension that most urgently needs to be addressed. If this gap is filled, society will function properly because, as individuals- especially the youth - we are the builders of society. It is up to us to transform society into a thriving one, and this can only happen when we help today's youth move beyond the so-called phenomenon of love so they can break free from stress, depression, and anxiety, and begin thinking and doing something new. The issue I want to discuss and bring attention to is something I've observed and experienced in today's society men manipulate _and exploit women. Many men don't even understand what it means to be a man; they are abusing their manhood. I'm not saying hat all men, especially teenage boys, are bad, but a significant number of them misuse technology to satisfy their personal desires and, without conscience, ruin girl's or a woman's life. Why don't they understand that the girl they are manipulating and exploiting is someone's mother, sister, or daughter? She might be someone's wife, mother, or even someone's honor. Before exploiting someone, before wronging her, don 't they think of their own mother, sister, or daughter? Some might ask why a girl, who is intelligent, would believe the man or get caught up in his words. The nature of many women is to be drawn to where they see love, and today's men often take advantage of this aspect. 

Don't these men, who commit such heinous acts, have mothers, sisters, or daughters?

How can they do something so vile to someone? This is not what true manhood represents. After being deceived, people often fall into anxiety and depression. How can they focus on their lives and goals afterward? And then we start blaming society, but how can we? Society is made up of us. Without mentioning her name, a very close friend of mine recently became suicidal due to self-denial, after being ghosted by her cousin, with whom she had been in a relationship for almost seven years. He manipulated her by playing the marriage card. I don't entirely blame her cousin for being narcissistic and manipulative; I also think my friend was emotionally vulnerable in this situation. L am writing this because seeing these situations makes girls like me hesitant to step out and compete in society. If you think about it, a woman is an incredibly powerful being; if she becomes strong, no man can oppress her. 

I might not be able to do much, but through my writing, I hope to convince the world why we Shouldn't play with someone's emotions for our own benefit.