Women always need to be loved.

In modern life, the image of Vietnamese women is undergoing a dramatic transformation. They are confident, strong-willed, daring to think and act, and ready to assert themselves in all fields: from politics, economics, and science to art and sports. They are not only "good at public affairs and capable at home" but also inspire a spirit of independence, dedication, and contribution. However, amidst this beauty of confidence and strength, women still need and deserve to be loved, protected, and cared for.

Integration and gender equality have opened up many new opportunities for women. More and more women are taking on leadership, managerial, and entrepreneurial roles. They are in control of their lives and finances , contributing to the country's development. They are highly educated, possess strong international communication skills, and can stand on equal footing with men in many fields once considered "male prerogatives." But behind that strong exterior lies a world of emotions, sensitivity, and silent sacrifices.

Today, women are still devoted mothers, gentle wives, and dutiful daughters. No matter how successful they become, they always dedicate most of their energy to their families and the happiness of their loved ones. This sometimes puts them under more pressure, forcing them to "struggle" to both fulfill their social roles and maintain their maternal duties. Therefore, care, understanding, and support from family and the community are extremely necessary, not because they are weak, but because they desperately need to be loved like everyone else.

In reality, many women face inequalities, domestic violence, workplace harassment, gender stereotypes, and the burden of childcare and family responsibilities. These "invisible wounds," no matter how modern society becomes, cannot be completely erased. Therefore, protecting women is not only a legal responsibility but also an expression of culture and humanity within each community.

A civilized society cannot be measured solely by its economic development rate, but also by how it treats women. Love and protection do not mean coddling or imposing, but rather creating conditions for them to live authentically – to choose, to be respected, and to feel safe. This is when men do not see women's strength as a threat, but as a source of pride; when the community cherishes and protects the positive values ​​that women bring.

Today's women can confidently step out into the world and take control of their lives, but they still need a shoulder to lean on, a place to return to peacefully. Because no matter how times change, the essence of love and protection remains the deepest beauty in the human soul.

Society is only truly happy when women live in love, safety, and respect. Because, no matter how modern and strong-willed they are, they always remain the gentle, kind, and compassionate half of this world.

Quyen Anh

Source: https://baodongnai.com.vn/dong-nai-cuoi-tuan/202510/phu-nu-luon-can-duoc-yeu-thuong-cd41073/