Be born for live a life.



For UN Women Executive Director Michelle Bachelet,



I thought woman was born for childbirth when I perceive myself I am a woman, then I had my first period at eleven and I also knew some peoples buy and sell many children same age, also knew Japanese man have to do with it.
In past days, a Japanese politician sad this “woman is a machine for childbirth” so many people were angry it, but I thought it is truth, because high schoolgirls do not go to the university as high schoolboys about do, and it is still hard getting a job for woman.
Sex discrimination is incorrigible, I think this reason that many people think woman was born for childbirth, and I also think so.
But I am a human and a woman, I have a right for human being, and every woman also has it.
We can study and get our living.
I hope for the future it is every country’s sitting member, they are women by half in 2020, and the percentage of girl’s students who advance to higher education is 50% level up in 2015.
Japanese men sometime say “woman is strong”. I think it is excuse for justification of sex discrimination.
I also every human is strong, as man is strong as woman.
I hope the world who can’t live off the backs of women and they were born for live there life.



Mayo Matsuo, Oita, Japan





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