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Not Fragile Like A Flower But A Bomb Ruth Ginsburg RBG SVG PNG EPS DXF Cricut File Silhouette Art , Designs For Shirts. Women are like teabags. We don’t know our true strength until we are in hot water.” – Eleanor Roosevelt

Yes, Frida Kahlo was a bisexual and LGBT+ icon. She was open about her sexuality and her relationships with both men and women. Not only did she have an affair with famed artist Diego Rivera, but also with sevral other famous women, including the American photographer Tina Modotti, the French artist Claude Cahun, and the Mexican poetess Maria Izquierdo. In her lifetime, she embraced her sexuality and proudly identified as bisexual.

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I’m not blaming you. I’m not mad and I don’t need to fight about it. You didn’t love me- and that isn’t your fault. You didn’t love me- and I’ll still be okay.” – Poetry

Hats off to those women who have the patience and endurance to work long hours in office and afterwards still have the strength to cook and look after the kids and house along with taking care of the household chores. I believe GOD made women as the strongest link in a family which bonds the husband and the kids. But despite these changes, I still often look around and notice I’m the only female in a crowded room. We hope the above quotes are motivational and convincing enough to enable you to endure the hard times. We need to encourage girls that their voice matters. I think there are hundreds and thousands of Malalas out there.” – Malala YousafzaiFrida Kahlo proudly displayed her unibrow in her artworks as a way to challenge traditional beauty standards and gender roles. She kept her hairline intact, even tough it was not socially accepted at the time, as a way to show her strength and originality. This iconic look was encouraged by her husband, Diego Rivera, who also shared in Kahlo's mission of challenging the norms of society. The unibrow was a symbol of Kahlo's self-expression and refusal to conform to traditional conventions. It was an outward sign of the inner power that she possessed, and represented a strong sense of self-confidence.