Psychology_Of_Women

Psychology Of Women Psychology of Women Reproductive Rights and Woman’s Health “No woman can call herself free who does not own and control her own body. No woman can call herself free until she can choose conscientiously whether she will or will not be a mother.” Margaret Sanger was a woman’s rights activist in the early nineteen hundreds and became aware that women’s health and reproductive rights were very much suppressed during her time. It is clear now that there is more than just the issue of abortion and whether or not women have the right to choose, but the matter of woman actually choosing to even become mothers at all. Women have been proving to society for decades now that they are just as equal to men and should have the same opportunity to live a successful life if they indeed to choose to do so. There are several things to consider and often overlooked about woman and their mental health. Stereotyping, reproductive rights, sexuality and how society influences the role woman take part in home-life and work-life. Through out history and time it has been known that woman bore and raised the children and maintained the home, while men went out and worked. women, children, woman, about, abortion, rights, health, often, men, control, unwanted, mental, right, pregnancy, time, society, over, just, home, child, birth, own, early, court, contraceptives, choose, being, young, years, women’s, toys, seen, reproductive, one, laws