ඔබතුමිය ඉතාම වැදගත් ......සුන්දර ව කරන මේ වැඩසටහන ඉතා විශිෂ්ටයි ....මම ගොඩාක් ආඩම්බර වෙනවා..... your soo strong woman I liked me too😊 my Diar keep it up we are with you.. ..we ❤❤❤ you ශක්තිය ධෛර්යය ලැබේවා සියඵු රැකවරණය ලැබේවා තෙරුවන් සරණයි 😍 මුහුණ පිරෙන්නට සතුටුයි 🙏🙏🙏
බොහොම හොඳයි oba තුමිය ge දිරිමත් කිරීම ha ahisaka minisu දැනුවත් කිරීම දිගටම kara gena යාමට sakthiya dieyiya ලැබේවා නිදුක් නිරෝගී දීර්ඝ au වේවා teruwan saranai oba තුමිය ta
Madam, You highlighted about Anula devi, I think history writers and interpreters has not given proper respect to that Queen. If you can do proper study and good lecture about her that would be great inspiration to Sri Lankan women.
Last half of the video is highly problematic. It reminds me of 19th century Victorian gender ideals where women were constrained within a rigid sexist code of conduct. The most important question to pose here is as to Why women get angry. And why some of them are specially so on their male partners. For instance, when a woman sees her male partner return home with her after work and just does nothing and puts his legs up on a chair, rests and expects the woman to do all the housework and bring him his tea and dinner, obviously any sane person will become angry! Most women are angry due to living in patriarchal societies. This video reinforces that gender stereotype and applauds male supremacy. I find this so sexist. This debate has been done and won centuries back but countries like ours still don't seem to know the basics of sexism 101. This is so basic even for me to explain! How utterly patriarchal.
