explain how far you think Wollstonecraft was arguing that women themselves are also to blame

Wollstonecraft asserts that many women readily conform the stereotypes put on them by men. She desires that women throw off the bonds men place upon them in terms of rendering them only beautiful, foolish, and useless; she wants them to attain a rational education, develop their reason, perfect their virtue, and embody true modesty that arises from purity of mind and rationality.