Orchidée’ s verses. On March 8th 2025, to celebrate International Women’s Day, The Bridge Magazine shared again its Young Contributor’s pieces of photography, drawings and poem composed when she was 9. The poem could arguably be rated as a classic, as not only its components are of a high quality but also appeals to many generations. It is an all-in-one happy birthday poem to her mother, and by extension, to wish a Happy International Women’s Day to all women around the world.
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Orchidée’ s verses. On March 8th 2025, to celebrate International Women’s Day, The Bridge Magazine shared again its Young Contributor’s pieces of photography, drawings and poem composed when she was 9. The poem could arguably be rated as a classic, as not only its components are of a high quality but also appeals to many generations. It is an all-in-one happy birthday poem to her mother, and by extension, to wish a Happy International Women’s Day to all women around the world.
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It has almost become a tradition to devote our March world exclusive editorial to pay a special honour to women from around the world.
Our editorial shows respect to women, that we admire and cherish, as they have an invaluable part to play in shaping humanity even when it goes unnoticed.
It has almost become a tradition to devote our March world exclusive editorial to pay a special honour to women from around the world. Our editorial shows respect to women, that we admire and cherish, as they have an invaluable part to play in shaping humanity even when it goes unnoticed.
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As the world is waging economic warfare on Russia’s financial system by setting out an agenda of sanctions, the number of girls and women living below the breadline is unthinkable:
![As the world is waging economic warfare on Russia's financial system by setting out an agenda of sanctions, the number of girls and women living below the breadline is unthinkable: “More than 340 million women and girls are projected to live in extreme poverty by 2030 […]” meaning 8 per cent of the global female population is currently surviving on less than USD 2.15 a day.Did you know? The biggest fear of most women is not being able to afford bread and butter for their families, let alone hygiene pads for their daughters and themselves. (For those who have not hit menopause yet.) The Bridge MAG. Image](https://www.the-bridge-magazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/3-Bread-and-butter-beignet-haricot-plus-no-to-hunger-pic.✅-590x919.png)
As the world is waging economic warfare on Russia’s financial system by setting out an agenda of sanctions, the number of girls and women living below the breadline is unthinkable: “More than 340 million women and girls are projected to live in extreme poverty by 2030 […]” meaning 8 per cent of the global female population is currently surviving on less than USD 2.15 a day.
Did you know? The biggest fear of most women is not being able to afford bread and butter for their families, let alone hygiene pads for their daughters and themselves. (For those who have not hit menopause yet.)
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“More than 340 million women and girls are projected to live in extreme poverty by 2030[…]” meaning 8 per cent of the global female population is currently surviving on less than USD 2.15 a day.
According to UN Women
At age 21, as a law student, our young contributor shared her thoughts about the International Women’s Day in these words:
“Women’s Day is a special day as it commemorates the special beings that are women. I believe women are the essence of life as they bear and produce life thus are people who should be respected and loved all year round.” Maître Orchidée B. Wafo
Bringing back Orchidée’ s verses this March, is a way for our editorial to show love, support and respect to past, present, and future, girls, and women from around the world.
Our editorial honours girls and women from all walks of life, around the globe: Those who have passed away and current, with no distinction of age groups, tribes, social classes, skin tones, religions, political parties, geographical details
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Did you know?
The biggest fear of most women is not being able to afford bread and butter for their families, let alone hygiene pads for their daughters and themselves. (For those who have not hit menopause yet.)
Bringing back Orchidée’ s verses this March, is a way for our editorial to show love, support and respect to past, present, and future, girls, and women from around the world.
A photography taken by Orchid B. Wafo at a tender age.
The Bridge Magazine shared again its young contributor’s pieces of photography, drawings and poem composed when she was 9. Although written at a tender age, Orchid’s poem is not only of a high quality but also appeals to many generations hence why it has the merit to be republished on International Women’s Day as long as it is topical and we received Orchid’s formal approval.
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Our editorial honours girls and women from all walks of life, around the globe: Those who have passed away and current, with no distinction of age groups, tribes, social classes, skin tones, religions, political parties, geographical details.
At age 21, as a law student, our young contributor shared her thoughts about the International Women’s Day in these words:
“Women’s Day is a special day as it commemorates the special beings that are women. I believe women are the essence of life as they bear and produce life thus are people who should be respected and loved all year round.”
Our young collaborator, Maître Orchidée B. Wafo, has now grown into a successful bilingual Corporate Lawyer.
Her poems or her powerful quotes are not landing in our Magazine by chance! She has relentlessly, consistently and continuously worked hard as a nursery child, a pupil, a student and even as a trainee…
A representation from photography to art by Orchid Wafo at a tender age.
The Bridge Magazine shared again its young contributor’s pieces of photography, drawings and poem composed when she was 9. It is an all-in-one Happy Birthday Poem to her mother, and by extension , to wish A Happy International Women’s Day to women around the world.
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As a reminder, Orchidée B. Wafo has been The Bridge Magazine’s Young Contributor for over a decade.
She was awarded at Age 17 Young Reporter of the Year 2018 by The Sutton Guardian and The Richmond Times for publishing articles regularly for 8 months.
She was even allowed and had the privilege to attend a theatre room of a Highly ranked Hospital, with successful surgeons who hold professional merit and Junior doctors at age 16, as one of her dream jobs was to become a brain surgeon.
Our young contributor also has a keen talent at writing poetry from the age of 9.
If ” Women are the very essence of life: because they carry life within themselves through (pregnancy) and give life through (childbirth).”
To quote our Young Collaborator: We presume that International Women’s Day should also be a key day to celebrate Women (protectors of life and humanity).
A representation from photography to art by Orchid Wafo at a tender age.
The Bridge Magazine shared again its young contributor’s pieces of photography, drawings and poem composed when she was 9. It is an all-in-one Happy Birthday Poem to her mother, and by extension , to wish A Happy International Women’s Day to women around the world.
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What if women were the cradle of humanity?
All humans on the earth had a unique lineage of ancestors back to the origin of human’s existence.
Our young collaborator has now grown into a successful bilingual Corporate Lawyer.
Her poems or her powerful quotes are not landing in our Magazine by chance! She has relentlessly, consistently and continuously worked hard as a nursery child, a pupil, a student and even as a trainee…
As a reminder, Orchidée B. Wafo has been The Bridge Magazine’s Young Contributor for over a decade. She was awarded at Age 17 Young Reporter of the Year 2018 by The Sutton Guardian and The Richmond Times for publishing articles regularly for 8 months.
She was even allowed and had the privilege to attend a theatre room of a Highly ranked Hospital, with successful surgeons who hold professional merit and Junior doctors at age 16, as one of her dream jobs was to become a brain surgeon.
Our young contributor also has a keen talent at writing poetry from the age of 9.
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Women could arguably be perceived as the cradle of life, as the cradle of humanity as metaphorically, women nurture and are the safe havens for babies /children growth and transformation. Regardless of their position in society, women are expected to be the primary caregiver to their children and any elderly relatives.
Women are homemakers: There is an expectation of cooking, cleaning and maintaining the home, mending clothes for the family, buying groceries, and doing any other tasks related to running a household.
What if women were the cradle of humanity?
All humans on the earth had a unique lineage of ancestors back to the origin of human’s existence.
Women could arguably be perceived as the cradle of life, as the cradle of humanity
as metaphorically, women nurture and are the safe havens for babies /children growth and transformation. Regardless of their position in society, women are expected to be the primary caregiver to their children and any elderly relatives.
Women are homemakers: There is an expectation of cooking, cleaning and maintaining the home, mending clothes for the family, buying groceries, and doing any other tasks related to running a household.
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To the question to whether or not men should celebrate women’s day? The Bridge Magazine replies YES of course and perceives this as a rhetorical question.
Our editorial intends to bring men into the equation this International Women’s Day not as a subtle sabotage of Women’s Day festivity. Far from it! It is just a reminder that saying women are special is not to lessen men’s value.
The difference between women and their male counterparts should not be perceived as a competition, or a rivalry – rather as complementary.
Remember: a brother, a sibling, a male cousin, a male neighbour, a male boss, a son, an uncle, a male classmate, a lecturer, a mentor, a tutor, a male colleague, a teacher, a husband, an ex-husband, a father, a grandfather, a great-grandfather, a male acquaintance, all fall under the umbrella of men.
Most of them have and are continuously contributing directly or indirectly to girls and women’s blossoming and success worldwide.
Also, statistically, regarding how many men support gender equality, a survey carried out online among adults under 65 across 27 countries, reveals that two-thirds (65%) believe that women will not achieve equality in their country unless men take actions to support women’s rights too.
To the question to whether or not men should celebrate women’s Day? The Bridge Magazine replies YES of course and perceives this as a rhetorical question.
Most of the time, a man in a woman’s life could be perceived as a blessing.
Our editorial intends to bring men into the equation this International Women’s Day not as a subtle sabotage of Women’s Day festivity. Far from it! It is just a reminder that saying women are special is not to lessen men’s value.
The difference between women and their male counterparts should not be perceived as a competition, or a rivalry – rather as complementary. Remember: a brother, a sibling, a male cousin, a male neighbour, a male boss, a son, an uncle, a male classmate, a lecturer, a mentor, a tutor, a male colleague, a teacher, a father, a husband, an ex-husband, a grandfather, a great-grandfather, a male acquaintance, all fall under the umbrella of men. Most of them have and are continuously contributing directly or indirectly to girls and women’s blossoming and success worldwide.
Also, statistically, regarding how many men support gender equality, a survey carried out online among adults under 65 across 27 countries, reveals that two-thirds (65%) believe that women will not achieve equality in their country unless men take actions to support women’s rights too.
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Apart from some cases where irresponsible, disloyal, violent, disrespectful, non-committed or continuous jobless men fail their partner or their families, most of the time, a man in a woman’s life could be perceived as a blessing.
On top of love making, a man is the final piece of jigsaw needed in the family. His aura protects, brings balance: A man gives a higher level of meaning and completeness in a team, a relationship, a domestic or a family setting.
This is why, most of the time, a man’s absence may easily be noticeable as it weakens a team or a family.
Our editorial believes males and females are complementary beings rather than eternal conflicting beings as we cannot build a harmonious world based on gender threats.
Apart from some cases where irresponsible, disloyal, violent, disrespectful, non-committed or continuous jobless men fail their partner or their families, most of the time, a man in a woman’s life could be perceived as a blessing.
On top of love making, a man is the final piece of jigsaw needed in the family. His aura protects, brings balance: A man gives a higher level of meaning and completeness in a team, a relationship, a domestic or a family setting.
This is why, most of the time, a man’s absence may easily be noticeable as it weakens a team or a family.
Our editorial believes males and females are complementary beings rather than eternal conflicting beings as we cannot build a harmonious world based on gender threats.
In other words, gender threats are void when each gender can make the most out of the other gender to thrive and build a better world.
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In other words, gender threats are void when each gender can make the most out of the other gender to thrive and build a better world.
Before extreme feminists get over excited and think they can ostracise the male gender and build or create everything from scratch on their own, our editorial believes the difference in male gender should never be perceived as a threat, but rather complementary.
Of course! International Women’s Day is a time for everyone, regardless of gender or gender identity, to celebrate the progress that women have made for humanity throughout centuries.
Men’s decisiveness power and strength, coupled with women’s tolerance, understanding and nurturing qualities are ideal to bring balance in a work environment, a relationship, a domestic or a family setting.
A woman does not pursue and achieve certain roles or degrees in life to compete with the male gender: but rather, to be at bay of precarity, vulnerability, as a safeguard for herself as a human being, to be proud of her achievements first as a human and then to be happy that her existence on earth was not in vain.
Before extreme feminists get over excited and think they can ostracise the male gender and build or create everything from scratch on their own, our editorial believes the difference in male gender should never be perceived as a threat, but rather complementary.
Of course! International Women’s Day is a time for everyone, regardless of gender or gender identity, to celebrate the progress that women have made for humanity throughout centuries.
Men’s decisiveness power and strength, coupled with women’s tolerance, understanding and nurturing qualities are ideal to bring balance in a work environment, a relationship, a domestic or a family setting.
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On inadequate access to education and health care
Despite progress that has been made over the past decade to improve girls and women’s education, health and a peaceful upbringing, UNICEF estimates, around the world 122 million girls and young women may remain out of school, including 34 millions of primary school age, and 87 millions of secondary school age by 2030.
A robust global support system is in URGENT need towards girls and women to escape poverty
Women’ social protections, access to education and decent work are of paramount importance to alleviate gender extreme poverty.
On poverty and lack of economic opportunities
“More than 340 million women and girls are projected to live in extreme poverty by 2030[…]” meaning 8 per cent of the global female population is currently surviving on less than USD 2.15 a day.
A woman does not pursue and achieve certain roles or degrees in life to compete with the male gender: but rather, to be at bay of precarity, vulnerability, as a safeguard for herself as a human being, to be proud of her achievements first as a human and then to be happy that her existence on earth was not in vain.
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On global violence against girls and women
“Each year, 245 million women and girls experience physical and/or sexual violence by an intimate partner. Older women also face higher rates of poverty and violence than older men” United Nations for Women revealed.
Did you know?
Girls’ hence women’s education goes beyond a degree or a job. An educated girl or woman can read the expired date of a baby formula thus avoid to poison her own child, her baby brother or sister, or a child she babysits.
On inadequate access to education and health care:
Despite progress that has been made over the past decade to improve girls and women’s education, health and a peaceful upbringing, UNICEF estimates, around the world 122 million girls and young women may remain out of school, including 34 millions of primary school age, and 87 millions of secondary school age by 2030.
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An educated woman will not feed a child with an infant formula after its use-by date. Neither will she use arsenic as a spice for roast lamb. She will unknowingly poison the whole family, including herself. The list of examples goes on.
The same goes for working hard and thriving to strive for an elite job. Whenever women are eager to achieve elite jobs in society, this shouldn’t be perceived as to compete against their male counterparts, but rather to complement what a man provides.
If a father temporarily or permanently loses his job, the working mother will provide to save the family from falling apart.
Another case scenario where education will rescue a woman in distress:
A classic example: When a man dumps his wife and children, after taking back all the gifts he provided to her when they were together, it could be a very harsh slap on the right cheek.
But an educated woman who has a job, will not hand her left cheek to her ex-husband to finish her off. She may not be able to drive that same luxury car anymore, but at least the salary she gets from her job may still allow her to go to work by public transport, to support her children at school against the odds.
At this point in her life her education will enable her to pick up the support from where her husband left. Her income will enable her to uplift herself from the dust, carry herself with pride and dignity, and continue to provide basic needs and education fees for her household and herself.
There could be as many scenarios to show how important education is for girls and women.
![A robust global support system is in URGENT need towards girls and women to escape poverty. Women’ social protections, access to education and decent work are of paramount importance to alleviate gender extreme poverty.On poverty and lack of economic opportunities: “More than 340 million women and girls are projected to live in extreme poverty by 2030[…]” meaning 8 per cent of the global female population is currently surviving on less than USD 2.15 a day. On global violence against girls and women : “Each year, 245 million women and girls experience physical and/or sexual violence by an intimate partner. Older women also face higher rates of poverty and violence than older men” United Nations for Women revealed. The Bridge MAG. Image](https://www.the-bridge-magazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/15-A-UNITED-NATION-FOR-WOMEN-Coupled-wih-little-girl-schooling-pic-plus-little-girl-.png)
A robust global support system is in URGENT need towards girls and women to escape poverty. Women’ social protections, access to education and decent work are of paramount importance to alleviate gender extreme poverty.
On poverty and lack of economic opportunities: “More than 340 million women and girls are projected to live in extreme poverty by 2030[…]” meaning 8 per cent of the global female population is currently surviving on less than USD 2.15 a day.
On global violence against girls and women : “Each year, 245 million women and girls experience physical and/or sexual violence by an intimate partner. Older women also face higher rates of poverty and violence than older men” United Nations for Women revealed.
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Ensuring girls and young women worldwide receive a quality education is their human right. Also, better educated girls and women are not a burden for society.
Did you know?
Girls’ hence women’s education goes beyond a degree or a job. An educated girl or woman can read the expired date of a baby formula thus avoid to poison her own child, her baby brother or sister, or a child she babysits.
An educated woman will not feed a child with an infant formula after its use-by date.
Neither will she use arsenic as a spice for roast lamb. She will unknowingly poison the whole family, including herself. The list of examples goes on.
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Rather, education enables them to be more informed about nutrition, healthcare, under age sex and marriage, their children and families as a whole are usually healthier, educated – should they choose to become mothers.
This month, our thoughts, love and support:
To girls and women who have prematurely aged due to hardship, hard manual and under paid jobs or underaged maternity, our editorial shows support, love and respect to you.
The same goes for working hard and thriving to strive for an elite job. Whenever women are eager to achieve elite jobs in society, this shouldn’t be perceived as to compete against their male counterparts, but rather to complement what a man provides. If a father temporarily or permanently loses his job, the working mother will provide to save the family from falling apart.
Another case scenario where education will rescue a woman in distress:
A classic example: When a man dumps his wife and children, after taking back all the gifts he provided to her when they were together, it could be a very harsh slap on the right cheek. But an educated woman who has a job, will not hand her left cheek to her ex-husband to finish her off. She may not be able to drive that same luxury car anymore, but at least the salary she gets from her job may still allow her to go to work by public transport, to support her children at school against the odds.
At this point in her life her education will enable her to pick up the support from where her husband left. Her income will enable her to uplift herself from the dust, carry herself with pride and dignity, and continue to provide basic needs and education fees for her household and herself.
There could be as many scenarios to show how important education is for girls and women.
Ensuring girls and young women worldwide receive a quality education is their human right. Also, better educated girls and women are not a burden for society.
Rather, education enables them to be more informed about nutrition, healthcare, under age sex and marriage, their children and families as a whole are usually healthier, educated – should they choose to become mothers.
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To girls, or women beaten and or killed by a friend, a boyfriend, a husband, our editorial shows support, love and respect to you.
To young girls who will never attend schools due to their parents’ poverty, our editorial shows support, love and respect to you.
To the stolen lives of girls and women, snatched out from their families to feed red light districts and brothels, then mocked at as “prostitutes” after having their passports stolen then co-erced into drugs , dumped in psychiatric wards like rotten pieces of ‘flesh’ our editorial shows support, love and respect to you.
To young girls who will never attend schools due to their parents’ poverty, our editorial shows support, love and respect to you..
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To forgotten girls and women in war zones who journalists would not support by telling the true story, but are now forced to stick to embedded reporting our editorial shows support, love and respect to you.
To forgotten girls and women exploited and killed in ritual, sacrificial magic, cults, sects, black magic, suicide, mass suicide, and voodoos, our editorial shows support, love and respect to you.
To young girls bullied, threatened, dismissed or killed by wickedness or jealousy … for their high IQ, their creativity, or professional skills, our editorial wishes you courage, good luck and shows support, love and respect to you.
To young girls caught up in underage pregnancy and dumped by their rapists or groomers our editorial shows support, love and respect to you.
To the stolen lives of girls and women, snatched out from their families to feed red light districts and brothels, then mocked at as “prostitutes” after having their passports stolen then co-erced into drugs dumped in psychiatric wards like rotten pieces of ‘flesh’ our editorial shows support, love and respect to you.
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To successful girls and women from around the world, our editorial shows support, love and respect to you.
To girls and women who have lost their lives whilst giving birth, teenage pregnancy, our editorial shows support, love and respect to you.
To forgotten girls and women in war zones who journalists would not support by telling the true story, but are now forced to stick to embedded reporting, our editorial shows support, love and respect to you.
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Below is Orchid’s aforementioned poem.
Dear Mum,
Our love is more powerful than anything,
Our love is pure, it is the one and only thing;
Our love is an island full of emotions,
Holds secrets yet to be discovered –devotions
Easily discoverable; it is full of the magical;
Our love is a bond no one can break,
Our love is a spell that no one can shake,
Our love is a mountain, it has highs and lows,
Our love is a waterfall, it flows;
Our love is too special to give away,
Our love expects no one to pay;
Our love is a treasure,
Our love is a pleasure,
Our love can sometimes be hard for the heart
But our love can never break apart;
Our love is a mystery, a gift,
Our love is the sky, its clouds so swift…
You are my branches, I am the tree;
You are my soul, I am your body;
You are everything to me – You help me look even when I can see,
You help me listen even when I can hear,
You help me judge even when I can think, You are my inspiration, my love,
You are my hopes and dreams from above – I love you with all my heart and always will
Though we go through ups and downs of life’s hills;
We guide, help, listen, teach, and love each other
Every single day, but most importantly, this day
Have A Happy Birthday!
With love, from Orchidée …
The Bridge Magazine wishes once again A Happy International Women’s Day to all women on earth.
At age 21, as a law student, our young contributor shared her thoughts about the International Women’s Day in these words:
“Women’s Day is a special day as it commemorates the special beings that are women. I believe women are the essence of life as they bear and produce life thus are people who should be respected and loved all year round.” Maître Orchidee B. Wafo
Our young collaborator has now grown into a successful bilingual Corporate Lawyer.
Her poems or her powerful quotes are not landing in our Magazine by chance! She has relentlessly, consistently and continuously worked hard as a nursery child, a pupil, a student and even as a trainee…
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We hope Orchid’s poem will rise and become triumphant by having a healing impact on girls and women suffering worldwide.
The Bridge Magazine celebrates women who nurture and protect the family nest.
Our editorial celebrates the ambitious, tenacious, brave, fearless yet demure, mindful and respectful women across the globe.
The Bridge Magazine celebrates women who nurture and protect the family nest.
Our editorial celebrates the ambitious, tenacious, brave, fearless yet demure, mindful and respectful women across the globe.
The Bridge Magazine wishes once again A Happy International Women’s Day to all women on earth.
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The Bridge Magazine wishes once again A Happy International Women’s Day to all women on earth.
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L’épanouissement et l’intérêt de l’Humanité est et reste au centre de mes préoccupations éditoriales.
Une avalanche de remerciements à tous les lecteurs qui nous ont permis de faire grandir ce journal. 🌍 🗞️
Notre lectorat est la raison pour laquelle je continue à m’accrocher au stylo, au crayon et au clavier malgré la pression du travail et les difficultés du Journalisme.
Merci infiniment de m’avoir donné suffisamment d’espoir pour garder allumée la flamme de ma passion pour le métier.
Toute l’équipe de The Bridge Magazine 🌍 🗞️ exprime sa profonde gratitude à tous les lecteurs du monde entier pour avoir contribué à notre succès.
Cette saison, notre éditorial se joint à l’humanité toute entière pour célébrer la Journée Internationale de la Femme. Et si les femmes étaient le berceau de l’humanité ?
The Bridge Magazine souhaite une fois de plus une Joyeuse Fête de la femme à toutes les femmes du monde entier !
Bien cordialement,
L’Éditrice
Rachel Tcheungna
Dear All,
A massive thank you for all your comments and words of encouragement that I receive on a daily basis regarding my articles.
Just to note: if I do not reply to your comments individually it is because there is an overload of comments in my dashboard but I do see all your feedback and comments and we, the team at The Bridge Magazine 🌍 🗞️ are eternally grateful.
This season, our editorial shows respect to women, that we admire and cherish, as they have an invaluable part to play in shaping humanity even when it goes unnoticed.
What if women were the cradle of humanity?
The Bridge Magazine celebrates women who nurture and protect the family nest.
Our editorial celebrates the ambitious, tenacious, brave, fearless yet demure, mindful and respectful women across the globe.
The Bridge Magazine 🌍 🗞️wishes once again A Happy International Women’s Day to all women on earth.
Kind Regards,
The Editor
Rachel Tcheungna
Dear ALL,
Another case scenario where education will rescue a woman in distress:
A classic example: When a man dumps his wife and children, after taking back all the gifts he provided to her when they were together, it could be a very harsh slap on the right cheek.
But an educated woman who has a job, will not hand her left cheek to her ex-husband to finish her off. She may not be able to drive that same luxury car anymore, but at least the salary she gets from her job may still allow her to go to work by public transport, to support her children at school against the odds.
At this point in her life her education will enable her to pick up the support from where her husband left. Her income will enable her to uplift herself from the dust, carry herself with pride and dignity, and continue to provide basic needs and education fees for her household and herself.
There could be as many scenarios to show how important education is for girls and women.
Ensuring girls and young women worldwide receive a quality education is their human right. Also, better educated girls and women are not a burden for society.
A woman does not pursue and achieve certain roles or degrees in life to compete with the male gender: but rather, to be at bay of precarity, vulnerability, as a safeguard for herself as a human being, to be proud of her achievements first as a human and then to be happy that her existence on earth was not in vain.
Kind Regards,
The Editor
Rachel Tcheungna
Dear ALL,
Women could arguably be perceived as the cradle of life, as the cradle of humanity as metaphorically, women nurture and are the safe havens for babies /children growth and transformation. Regardless of their position in society, women are expected to be the primary caregiver to their children and any elderly relatives.
To the question to whether or not men should celebrate women’s day? The Bridge Magazine replies YES of course and perceives this as a rhetorical question.
Our editorial intends to bring men into the equation this International Women’s Day not as a subtle sabotage of Women’s Day festivity. Far from it! It is just a reminder that saying women are special is not to lessen men’s value. A man in a woman’s life could be perceived as a blessing.
On top of love making, a man is the final piece of jigsaw needed in the family. His aura protects, brings balance: A man gives a higher level of meaning and completeness in a team, a relationship, a domestic or a family setting.
This is why, most of the time, a man’s absence may easily be noticeable as it weakens a team or a family.
Our editorial believes males and females are complementary beings rather than eternal conflicting beings as we cannot build a harmonious world based on gender threats.
In other words, gender threats are void when each gender can make the most out of the other gender to thrive and build a better world.
Kind Regards,
The Editor
Rachel Tcheungna
Chers tous, chères toutes,
C’est l’étincelle dans l’âme, le sourire d’une oreille à l’autre que je lis toutes vos mises à jour et tous vos commentaires c’est fort apprécié.
Un immense merci pour tous vos mots d’encouragement que je reçois tous les jours concernant mes articles.
Juste pour vous dire : si je ne réponds pas à vos commentaires individuellement, c’est parce qu’il y a une avalanche de milliers de commentaires au quotidien dans mon tableau de bord.
Je vous rassure que je vois toutes vos mises à jour et tous vos commentaires et nous, l’équipe de The Bridge Magazine 🌍 🗞️vous en sommes éternellement reconnaissants.
Bien cordialement,
L’Éditrice
Rachel Tcheungna
The Bridge MAG. 🌍 🗞️ Appreciation
This season, as a sign of gratitude, below are few readers’ comments worldwide. picked at random from the dashboard:
From Tibet to Australia, via America, … thank you once again for commenting on my articles and for being part of my success.
“Your blog is a treasure chest of wisdom. Regards”
“What an incredible read! Your insightful analysis and thorough research have created a truly compelling article. I am thoroughly impressed by the depth and breadth of your expertise. This is exactly the kind of high-quality content that keeps me coming back for more. Sincerely”
“This article is absolutely phenomenal. The depth of your research and the clarity of your writing are impressive. You’ve managed to convey complex information in a clear and engaging way. I’m thoroughly impressed by this standout piece. Best wishes”
“Your content is always exceptional. This article was particularly enlightening. Brilliant post! Your writing is very impactful. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.
Best wishes”
Kind Regards,
The Editor
Rachel Tcheungna