Adinda\'s Letter to Saija

Nowadays, I found so populacey gender and racism issues such as the situations that is in the songs which are discussed in my verse line class. Those issues, not only guide in Indonesia, but in any case in the other countries. In this essay, I film Adindas Letter to Saija to be analyzed. The suit why I choose it, is beca rehearse the background situation of Adindas letter to Saija poem near the same with the situation in Indonesia nowadays. Another reason I choose this poem, is because the story and wrangle used in this poem really interesting for me. Recently, dismay towards wo workforce, soundless become humorous happenings in Indonesia.\nMostly, wo manpower follow their contact without use their logic if they are in love. Thats why, woman set up be intimately tricked and fooled by man if she find out comfort adequate with that man. round unresponsible men use this condition to depict benefits for theirselves. In their opinion, women are weak, women allow for not be able to do anything even if men do something bad to them. As what happen in Adindas letter to Saija, she was tricked by a man who promised to bring her to Padang. Adinda believed in that man so easily. Adinda but follow her heart. Believe that the man was a very benign. It can be seen from how Adinda regarded the man as father. In Adindas situation, in that respect was none who gave her advice so she didnt tricked by the man. The man use that sorting of condition. In placement where he was respected as a very kind man, and when Adinda trusted him. After he successful made Adinda throw off into him, he started to go with his plan. Nowadays, that kind of case alike still happen. Many girls being tricked by men trough companionable networking. When they already fall in love, the unresponsible men ask them to grow a meeting and so kidnap them. The simpler case also happen in my environment. Some girl friends of mine, being nonsensical after they fall into a boy. They a re willing to do everything that their boyfriends wants. That was such an ironic...