This research has given me awareness of my own concepts. It has worked, in a way, as a healing therapy from the ideal of womanhood, from sexism, from myself and from the outer world. I have experienced and felt womanhood in a male dominating society. I was given many labels that described what it was and what it meant to be a woman, and I had to fit within them. Nevertheless, due to this quest for understanding why it was important for me to work with gender inequality, I am connected with being a woman more than ever, and more in my flesh. So this indeed became a story of self-discovery and was enhanced by what lies within women; but it started with me, after questioning what was my perspective as a woman. I emphasize on me being a woman, not intending to disregard other gender identities, but to acknowledge and validate me through me and what it means to me: in other words I started identifying myself.