The phenomenon of pushing women to be a suicide bomber is result of incremental steps that women undergo to form their perception about themselves
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Submitted by Muna, Feb 22, 2013 13:33

As Christian born and lived my teenager in Middle East, I understand the phenomenon of pushing women to be a suicide bomber, as result of incremental steps that women undergo to form their perception about themselves as a member of society, and as individual in this life at large. The perception women gets in their so early age is that, women are inferior member in the society, and that their reputation and virginity is what they worth, without them women have no value in life, and do not deserve to live…For the observer, it may looks so absurd and easy to overcome. But it is not easy done as said, women in final step when they already formed this perception about themselves are so weak and easy to be controlled, especially when will be encountered with any life event, like rape, loosing virginity to a love, or any other horrible problem…. Middle eastern Christians also been indoctrinated by the same rule, because they lived under the same rule in middle east, but they do not admitted, and continue to live by this rule even when they live in United States and Europe, because it has been a part of their growing, and that's why they have problems in adjusting sometimes to different culture.

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