Also, read some evolutionary psychology from scientists and not from your favourite ideologically-extreme website.
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But i do think a household is at its best when men and women take their respective roles..but of course that not the only thing we can do
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But these roles vary. My being a social historian/cultural critic & my husband an operator of various kinds of machinery is gender typical
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Doesn't require me staying home and having babies and him being the breadwinner. Couples who do organise like that are also gender-typical.
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Both of these arrangements are completely consistent with the evolution of gender differences but so too are very different arrangements.
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Because we're overlapping populations. We shouldn't be any more surprised at a male nurse & female engineer that at tall women & short men
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best the traditional way. With both parties working .the children get neglected and we depend on government agencies to raise our children
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I don't think so. It's quality of time spent with kids rather than being on top of them all the time. I'm not a fan of helicopter parenting
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But most women & some men seem to choose to reduce hours when kids come along and are little anyway coz they want a better work/life balance
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Exactly. The different degrees of skills we developed due to a simpler division of labour now has much more opportunity for expression.
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Seen in fact that women dominate more social fields and men more technical ones in the public sphere not 'Men work, women stay home.'
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The fact that women dominate in the social roles and men in tech is because women are generally more interested in people and men in things
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Yes. And because the public sphere is full of people, stupid to claim its only for men and women need to stay home.
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Well, it wouldnt be hunting and fighting anymore. Its more like being the bread winner and protector..but i agree with u
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And women wouldn't be caring for kids and homes any more. We see different uptakes in different jobs because of these evolved differences.
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Some like to claim that men seamlessly transition from hunter/defender to 'IT consultant but that women's roles remain childbearing/cleaning
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When, in fact, women's greater propensity for social & verbal skills is why we dominate healthcare, education and psychology. Powerful roles
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Women are caretakers, men are hunter-gatherers. Has been for millennia.
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We are overlapping populations and these tendencies translate to jobs in the public sphere, not men work, women stay home
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I know, but to deny the fact that women tend to stay home more than men is to deny the science as to why they often choose to do so.
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So, lets not do that.
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So don't do that.
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I'm not doing that. I disagree with the people who say the above & the people who say its all a cultural construct & point them to the facts
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It's gender ideology which either ignores gender differences altogether or ignores overlapping distributions. https://twitter.com/YeyoZa/status/926819734875787265 …
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