Is It True that Women Are Always Right? Here's What Science Says

It's crucial to represent oneself through one's appearance and emotions. Communications are crucial. A woman feels good about herself when she is talking, sharing, and relating. Giving assistance is a sign of care and is not seen as a sign of weakness by women; rather, it is seen as a sign of strength.

Physical beauty is a big deal to women, and changes in this area can be just as challenging for them as changes in a man's financial situation.

Scientific Proofs About Women

Men who have experience sharing their feelings with both women and men might feel some differences in the way they respond, right? Men feel more connected and listened, when they share their thoughts with women, rather than their own people. 

It turns out that researchers from the University of Cambridge discovered that women had a mind-reading gene mutation that gives them the ability to read people's thoughts and emotions simply by looking into their eyes. 

According to scientists, the fact that women have two sets of X chromosomes, high levels of estrogen, and genetic variations on chromosome 3 are significant causes of women's longevity and the reason why they outlive males. These, therefore, enhance a woman's "powers" of psychic mind-reading.

A patriarchal society that has suppressed men of emotional experiences may be the reason why men claim that women are illogical. The initial stereotype of women as mind readers is strengthened by social science and social neuroscience research, making it clear that biological rather than mythical causes explain this image.

So Are Women Always Right?

My answer is, I don't know actually. But, based on my experience, that old quote about women being always right is quite true. Why? Because I myself have a lot of experiences where my mother, which is a woman, told me to do something that she thought was the right thing to do. But, I did the opposite anyway and the result was mostly horrible.

So if you ask me this question, then my answer will be more inclined to be yes than no. But if you ask someone else, then you might find different answers. Especially if you ask an extreme feminist or an extreme sexist. Just kidding :)

Anyway, when it comes to women, we all know of an inspiring woman who we all agree is one of the most amazing women in this country. Of course, after our own mother. What's her name? Her name is Kartini.

Also known as Raden Ayu Kartini, Raden Adjeng Kartini was a well-known Indonesian activist who supported female education and women's rights. She was born in the Dutch East Indies to an elite Javanese family (present-day Indonesia). She had completed primary school in Dutch and desired to continue her education, but Javanese women were not permitted to enroll in higher education at that time.

For those of you who are curious and want to know her stories and her history, you all can watch a movie about her. The movie's title is also Kartini (2017). This marks Kartini's third appearance on the big screen, following the 1984 biopic R.A. Kartini (film) and the fictitious love story Kartini Love Letter to Kartini (2016). Playing Kartini is Dian Sastrowardoyo.