sita was regarded as a model for womanhood why/ why not
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Traditionally, Sita was regarded as the model for ideal womanhood. ... Rama is brave and courageous, whereas Sita's main virtues are loyalty and chastity.
I think that Rama is the ideal model for both men and women. Rama is brave and courageous, whereas Sita's main virtues are loyalty and chastity. Perhaps this made sense during the time that the Ramayana was written, but in the modern era, it makes more sense for men and women to have similar virtues.
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