To start I wonder why specifically did they choose the traumatic life of Mary Wollstonecraft for this sections? Mary’s life was one I wouldn’t wish on anybody. Losing a best friend like she did or anybody you love in general is very very painful to go through. Along with her husband having an affair and her attempting suicide because of it, she was a very strong woman to say the least. Like we discussed I agree with her statement that educating woman is the key to becoming better woman because knowledge is power. Especially in these times where men where the ones that help the power in the household and in the social hierarchy because they were the ones that were educated the most. The idea of having a family with a woman who is simply pretty is clearly boring you have to look for more than that, and that is why she probably argues that women should be educated so they are not only pretty woman but instead intelligent attractive women. But of course I do not agree that they should simply be educated to become a better wife for their husbands. This also brings me to mention the idea that women are to blame for this hierarchy because it correlates with the story of Adam and Eve, to me is so absurd. However it is important to note that today women do recieve the same education as men. Although there are so many inequalities between the two gender the two most common ones being equal pay and equal opportunity.