back again - as the madam @ the plant - no bothering with name....

Male chauvinism is a phenomenon much prevalent indeed. Still we have folks who say, ofcourse not! there is no such inequality! I am writing this particularly inspired by the "non-chauvinism" that I foolishly believed does exist to quite an extent. The big lesson I have learnt - 99% times the non-chauvinist will redefine chauvinism with the phrase "the law of nature" - which is point blank nothing but, women are below men and must henceforth logically gear up for a life dedicated to the tending of children. Interesting indeed! Just one loophole before I shut up - why in the world are some wretched women born with passion outside of family welfare??

To talk about myself, Gouthami: 21 years old, female, engineer - not software engineer - chemical engineer, works in a plant - ? the girl must be in finance, HR, must be sitting in the reception, or probably does typing! What other work can a girl do in a plant? Note: resume reads engineer.

And finally after it is accepted that I am engineer after all - "the challenges arrive". According to a gentleman, (an engineer in the strictest sense, thanks to his X-Y genes) - If I am in this "job of a man", it means that I am doing it to prove that men and women are equal, which implies I must do night shifts like the other men - and in the case that I cannot, I must obviously quit the job and sit at home like it just suits me. One problem dear - I am not here to prove anything to you - especially not by doing night shifts among the desperate lot of lorry drivers, fitters and male engineers!

Sigh! So much for a job that requires neither any Einstein"ness" nor any extraordinary (must I say masculine?!) strength! Infact it is nothing more than eating and sleeping and tea-drinking to stay awake those 8 hours of duty. Bah! Should I even be taking all this effort to counter argue? Keep the job to yourselves guys!! i am capable of much better things !