With this photo, I wanted to show that burden that you are talking about and women, if you like talking about the World War. This burden and sacrifice is blasphemously compared with the static victims based on their gender and the responsibilities delegated to them.
"- Women played mostly auxiliary roles and provided excellent medical support"
Russian women of the Second World War are not only the background and nurses. They worked in factories, were snipers and scouts, they killed enemies and suffered no less. The women of my family are one example from millions where they felt the horror of war on themselves and where they were forced to pick up a gun and go to kill.
"- I doubt very much that the elegant Mariya Oktyabrskaya decided to go to war just because she felt women were underrepresented in the army. She did it because she loved her husband."
"- War is and will always be the domain of men, sending women to the war out of extreme necessity is understandable"
It is logical to assume that they were not happy with the state of things, but I can’t call the recruitment and love of husbands a worthy cause. This is the main irony of all the arguments of foreigners about Russian women, about Russian soldiers.
You can talk about it for hours, but don’t understand the main driving force and mentality. it’s hard to describe, it’s fear, it’s hatred and love for one’s homeland.
I don’t think that with the elegance and love of husbands, my people would be able to triumph over the enemy and cleanse their lands.
Oh yes, I forgot that war is the lot of men, and women are just an extreme necessity. Don't you think that sounds a bit limited?
" - Women trying to behave as men is the most disgusting thing that men can see in their life"
"- This is femininity, beautiful patterns of behaviors that only healthy women would do/express innately, and believe when I say that trying to act manly isn't one of them."
I don’t know what offended you so much, women who, as you bother, try to behave like men, since you allow yourself to say such things to them and analyze whether they are “healthy” or not by their behavior. But this once again puts you in your frame and makes you forget that each of us is individual and is simply a person, not a character who suits beautiful behaviors or tries to imitate someone.