No matter how strong a woman is, she will cry also

From my experience, society often portrays strength as a constant display of toughness, but true strength includes acknowledging our emotions honestly. Women, in particular, navigate many roles and pressures, which can make holding back tears feel like a must. Yet, crying is not a sign of weakness—it is a natural and powerful way to release stress and heal. I remember moments when I tried to be 'tegar' (strong) no matter the situation, much like the phrase 'Ku yang berusaha Tegar saat kondisi apapun' suggests. However, I've learned that reaching the emotional peak—'puncak tertingginya adalah tetap MEWEKT' (the highest peak is still crying)—is part of that strength. Allowing ourselves to cry can deepen our resilience, improve mental health, and help us connect authentically with others. In embracing tears, women reclaim their emotional freedom and challenge the outdated idea that strength means never showing vulnerability. This blend of strength and sensitivity is what truly defines inner power and self-acceptance. So, it's okay to cry; it means you are human and incredibly strong in your own right.