weirdly I thought the opposite. Imagine if the genders were switched in the question.
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I mean regardless of who you think has more overall privilege, women do have 'some' systemic privilege - e.g., childcare rights
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Sorry but I can't get what's the privilege on a justice system which believes that woman must take care of children
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Not 'must' - but if both the father and the mother actively want a child, the child tends to go to the mother.
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I have to repeat my last argument on here: the law itself eases the custody to the woman because it considers it has to be this way
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I'm not trying to argue that women are more privileged than men overall, but there are 'some' aspects in which women do have advantage.
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Also women are more likely to suffer from depression. Can't consider this a privilege to any gender, more a biological issue than social
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Possibly not, might be due to gender bias in measuring. One study that corrected for this found higher male rates jamanetwork.com/journals/jamap
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Some sources don't agree with that mayoclinic.org/diseases-condi anyway it has more to do with hormones rather than genders itself
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that source is using measures that my link corrected for I think?
but generally i agree - but lack of support for male emotions is systemic
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Of course! But that's a patriarchal characteristic: emotions are for the weak ones (women) and therefore if men show them are less of a man
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"all bad things are from patriarchy, even when they are better for women" is just something that doesn't jive well with me
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