Greetings to my beautiful friends, Good evening, and blessings to us all. It's a pleasure to be part of the Ladies Of Hive family, a community that strengthens the role of women in blockchain technology. My favorite interest in the Ladies of Hive family is that women can make a positive contribution to everyone globally.
Today, I will write two assignments given by @tibaire about Euthanasia and write a fictional story to commemorate World Women's Day on March 8th. Both are interesting themes and I will write about them today.
Euthanasia has been a topic of debate that has its pros and cons. Some countries do not allow euthanasia because it is considered immoral, and even countries where the majority of people are religious also reject the act of euthanasia because it is against religious values. But my personal opinion is that it does not matter if the patient and the patient's family have consented. I refer to Arthur Schopenhauer's philosophy which explains that the pain of life is more painful than the pain of death.
Of people who suffer from an incurable disease, 99% will end up dying. However, while in the running phase of the disease, people with the disease will face quite excruciating feelings. You can imagine if we felt that way all our lives. So, in my opinion, euthanasia is okay, as long as it is with the consent of the patient and family. If incurable pain makes people suffer, then with death, humans are no longer in contact with pain and suffering.
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For the second assignment, I would like to tell the story of a princess from the Jasmine Kingdom. The princess has a hobby of archery and swordplay. But, she was always scolded by her father, King Jasmine. For the king, a princess should not do anything related to fighting. According to the king, archery and swordplay is something that men do. Even in the kingdom, the king made rules for women that prohibited the practice of archery and swordplay. However, Princess Jasmine ignored the rules made by her father. Secretly, Princess Jasmine practiced archery, swordplay, and hunting in the middle of the forest.
While hunting in the forest, Princess Jasmine met a wandering woman named Rose from another kingdom. She was a former soldier who was an expert in battle. In the forest, Rose taught Jasmine combat techniques such as swordplay, archery, and martial arts. One day, Jasmine's kingdom was attacked by the Rafflesia Kingdom. At that time, there were fewer soldiers in Jasmine's Kingdom than Raflesia's soldiers, resulting in a losing battle. The commoners also participated in the battle, but still lost because the female population could not fight.
Princess Jasmine took the women and children into the forest for refuge. Because in their Kingdom, the Raflesia army was colonizing the Jasmine Kingdom. During their month-long refuge in the forest, Princess Jasmine and Rose taught them combat, archery, and swordplay. The women in the refuge had to train hard to reclaim Jasmine's Kingdom. After a month of training, they were ready to take back Jasmine's Kingdom. The female warriors, princesses Jasmine and Rose fought against the Rafflesia warriors. With guerrilla fighting techniques taught by Rose. The female warriors were able to defeat the invaders and repulse the Rafflesia warriors.
From then on, the king realized that the power of women should not be underestimated. He revoked his patriarchal laws and allowed women to train for war. When Rose was appointed as the leader and trainer of the army in the Jasmine Kingdom. But Rose refused. She wanted to wander and travel the world on her horse. But the king and princess begged her to stay in Jasmine's Kingdom. Finally, for the sake of Princess Jasmine, Rose agreed to stay in the kingdom and become the leader of the soldiers. Many women also joined the army and were trained by Rose and Jasmine.
That's all I can explain in today's post. Thank you for visiting and reading my post. I hope this post can be useful and inspiring to the ladies in this community. Thank you also to the Ladies Of Hive Community, who have been, have been a source of inspiration to me, and I feel blessed to be a part of this wonderful group of women. Regards!!
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