How do women decide what traditions are sexist and which ones are fair?
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American.Loo
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For example, I know many women still have an issue proposing to a man instead of vice versa. They feel as though it's something a man should do.
But doesnt this slow the idea of equality among the sexes?
Surely anything a man can do, a woman should be able to do, right?
But doesnt this slow the idea of equality among the sexes?
Surely anything a man can do, a woman should be able to do, right?
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No, I don't think women can/SHOULD do anything a man can do. We're different. I'm not a feminist though. If you subscribe to that ideology then, yes, a woman should be able to do that.
The barometer of these things are still set in the old-school way of thinking. Some women want to be courted and all that while still wearing the pants so to speak. Their right, just not what I personally would want. -
u know why...they like when gender roles are enforced when it benefits them...that's why i will always stay traditional and not accept these wannabe feminists opinions...it doesn't add up...too many dudes getting walked on tho..
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idk
i do what i feel -
pico rivera wrote: »idk
i do what i feel
this.
if it benefits the relationship i'll do it regardless of it being traditional or not. -
More or less, the ones that benefit them are fair and the ones that don't are 'sexist'. Then again, some women have a high rank in the 'hard on hos' army.
