Not relationships or careers: Survey shows women prioritize it more…

Women no longer prioritize their roles in relationships or careers. A new priority has taken the front seat, and it’s all about self-exploration and greater awareness. According to a new survey conducted by Talker Research on behalf of Intimina, women are more focused on exploring their own bodies. Read also | Body Shaming: Here’s How It Can Affect Us; the therapist shares a recovery kit

Research results:

The survey was conducted among 2,000 American women, evenly divided by generation, to understand what women have prioritized over the past five years. It was seen that learning about their bodies and women’s health (59%) and feeling comfortable and confident in their bodies (58%) were the top two priorities for women at the moment. Read also | Body image concerns are significantly higher among women with PCOS: a study

However, when looking at how confident women feel about their own bodies, only 14% of participants said they felt very confident, 18% said they felt very confident and 36% said they felt somewhat confident.

How do women hug themselves?

According to the survey, 25% of Gen Z women, 21% of Millennials, 18% of Gen Xers and 10% of Baby Boomers said they do something very conscious to feel confident about their femininity. Read also | 89% of women face body image issues after reading comments on social media: Survey

Dunja Kokotovic, brand manager of Intimina, said: “Modern women prefer something that is truly transformative: understanding and accepting their own body. The results of the survey are clear: confidence and comfort in women’s lives are valued more than traditional milestones such as travel or financial success. However, the road to such confidence can be difficult, especially for younger generations who have had to overcome societal pressures and fully consciously embrace their femininity. This shift, seen across all ages, highlights a cultural shift where self-awareness and empowerment are key, showing that true success begins with self-love and health.” Read also | Curvy women are more attractive: study says curves determine attractiveness, not waist-to-hip ratio

Women vs Men:

The survey found that 89% of respondents said they were proud of their femininity. However, they also noted the disadvantages they face compared to men, particularly in the areas of body image pressures, gender disparity in the workplace, and perceptions of women’s identities and gender roles. Sports and public safety were highlighted as areas where women felt more deprived compared to men. Read also | Why are women choosing thinness over curves again? Know all about the ballet body trend that is making a comeback

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult your doctor for any health concerns.