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Hi! We would need to look at it on a case to case basis and see how teue this is. Yes, overall, since we are physically not as strong as men, and culturally as the role definitions are ever evolving, it does happen. But what is important is are you victimizing yourself? If so, come out of that mind set and tackle it face on. Join me LIVE today at 5:00 PM on the topic, Is visibility important? see you! Tc, Preetha Your visibility coach

first of all what women consider as a 'Suffering'? It varies from person to person. If doing all the house hold along being a working women can also be considered suffering. Then dear friend it is responsibility of a women. But If it is about use of abusive and bad words used against a women at home then you should stand strong and firm. Make it clear to everyone in the family it is not acceptable, we all must live in harmony with each other. But nowadays women too equally use bad words at home in reaction. In this way suffering will never end. Proper communication and care for each other can make our life worth living