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4 Qualities that make a good woman

Here are qualities that make you a good woman:

1. Patience: Seeing a patient woman is rare nowadays. Patience is indeed a virtue and it makes you a good person.
2. Listening ears: A good woman listens to advise. It is a sign of humility.
3. Respect: A good woman needs to respect everyone. It does not matter if the person is young, old, rich or poor.
4. Honesty: For both men and women, honesty is a key habit. So the few ladies who still tell the truth at all times definitely qualify to be called good women.

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