Are you a Helot or not?
Edit: If you are not just a Helot then you have greater rights than other women within the Greek sphere.
"The allowance of exercise and athletics for Spartan women, though highly looked down upon by the rest of the Greek world (particularly Athens), was not seen as a freedom per se by the Spartans. It was seen as a guarantee that the strong and fit Spartan women would reproduce, and when they had babies, those babies would be strong warriors in the making. For even though Spartan women were allowed to mingle amongst the Spartan men, they were still seen as little more than baby-makers. Their methods and motives were just slightly different than the rest of the Greeks.
Another freedom that Spartan women had over other Greek women was their ability to fraternize in public with Spartan men. Along with exercising with the opposite sex came the ability to trade conversation and political witticisms with them. In fact, Spartan women were notoriously known for their razor-sharp wit and outspoken natures. This freedom turned heads amongst the other Greeks poleis, and they, of course, disapproved greatly. But if the physical health of a Spartan woman was seen as vital to her ability to produce strong Spartan boys, then her mental and intellectual might have been seen as just as important.
When Sparta deteriorated in the 4th century BC, their fall from grace was blamed in part on the inclusion of their women in public life, their ability to own land, and thus their supposed ability to exert a certain amount of power over their men. It seems that the general consensus was, if you gave a Greek woman an inch, she would take a mile."
Elaine Fantham, Women in the Classical World (Oxford University Press, USA, 1995).
Sarah B. Pomeroy, Goddesses, Whores, Wives, and Slaves Women in Classical Antiquity (Schocken Books, 1975).