The main issue described in “The Yellow Wallpaper” by Charlotte Perkins Gilman is portrayed on her awareness of how a woman is supervised and dominated by a man.
Nevertheless, the social complexity of a woman’s substance should not solemnly rely on the dependent of a man. Perkins describes how particular John, the husband, was about how his wife, Jane, should follow each of her daily responsibilities very carefully, doing so every hour of every day. The underlying issue is how John’s stereotypical masculinity nature looks at women as being “weak” or having a feminine issue just like neurasthenia or other mental illnesses. Moreover, he controlled her entire life, including her thoughts, feelings, and health to have a sense of domination over
Nevertheless, the social complexity of a woman’s substance should not solemnly rely on the dependent of a man. Perkins describes how particular John, the husband, was about how his wife, Jane, should follow each of her daily responsibilities very carefully, doing so every hour of every day. The underlying issue is how John’s stereotypical masculinity nature looks at women as being “weak” or having a feminine issue just like neurasthenia or other mental illnesses. Moreover, he controlled her entire life, including her thoughts, feelings, and health to have a sense of domination over