Words cannot describe my admiration of the featured lady, even though she’s a fictional character 😛 She is the epitome of high-value feminine perfection. I’m all for having role models and trying to incorporate what they do right in my own behavior and personality. To me it’s so inspiring when I see a woman or a girl with the traits that I’m trying to cultivate, whether fictional or otherwise So today, I would like to write about Shraddha Singh, the now-dead protagonist of an Indian serial called Piya Rangrezz.
The first thing anyone noticed about her was her calmness. She was completely serene, poised and unruffled, she never hurried anywhere, she never shouted or screamed, she was always cool, calm and collected. I feel this is a very important trait of a lady. Not to never do any of the above, but to minimize it as much as possible. A feminine graceful woman is a poised woman, who manages her time well and watches over her mind so it’s not racing at 100 mph. A feminine graceful woman embodies peace. She’s above complaining, nagging and gossiping. She’s gold and has higher standards for herself than that.
Shraddha was ridiculously moral. She had a set of principles that she never, EVER compromised on. This is another hallmark of a high value woman. A high value woman has her values and morals that she never violates simply to make life easier to make herself or her loved ones more comfortable. Along with this was Shraddha’s loyalty. In situations that would have caused other marriages to disintegrate within seconds, she believed in her husband, supported him and trusted him because that is what a good wife does! A good wife isn’t just a good wife when things are hard, a good wife gives, of her love and loyalty, even when it’s most difficult. Any woman/wife can be supportive and loving when things are rosy, it’s only the very best of women who choose to care and understand even when it’s easier to just walk away. And speaking of good wifehood, Shraddha was domesticity goals 😛 She was very neat, organized and cooked well.
Not to say that she was dumb. She was an educated woman, she had studied up to university level (engineering, btw), and trust me when she DID open her mouth, it was always something smart that left us like :O Her word worth was super high 😉 I’ve always admired quiet people, who don’t have their mouths running constantly, saying stuff simply to keep the conversation going. It’s much more admirable when someone is a bit reserved and mysterious and when they do say something, BAM 😛
In short, Shraddha’s high-value femininity was off the charts ❤
I hope you liked this post! Who are your role models? Is there a person that you particularly admire? Why? Leave a comment below!
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