The Woman

Woman (from the Latin mulĭer, -ēris), [1] or female (lat.Femĭna), [2] is the female or female human being, regardless of whether she is a girl or an adult. Woman also refers to distinctions by gender of cultural and social character that are attributed to her, as well as to the sexual and biological differences of the female in the human species. It has physical aspects that differentiate it from the male as a more acute voice, narrower waist, wider hip and wider pelvis, less body hair, less muscle mass and more adipose tissue, bigger and narrower breasts and smaller stature compared to the male . The International Working Women's Day is celebrated on March 8.

Naked woman reclining, demonstrating the freedom of her own body.

The bather, painting by William Bouguereau, 1870. The representation of women throughout history allows us to appreciate the social role that occupied in each era and the ideal of women, usually associated exclusively with beauty, sensitivity, sensuality and maternity. In the Bouguereau painting the then valued white nudity of the female body is shown during grooming.

Women are made to love them, we all come from a woman, therefore we have to respect them. The woman means humanity.