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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Maybe men do a ton, an equal share let’s say, but are simply less vocal about their contributions and, especially, their complaints. Women, biologically, are programmed to be more emotional. They’re more chatty. They initiate 70% of divorces and 90% if they’re college educated. They’re more flighty, and variant in temperament, and neurotic in general as has been reported by top scientists. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3149680/ So a woman might complain a lot about feeling the emotional burden of parenthood, and a career, but perhaps that’s just her subjective, emotion-based, rather than a fact-based, objective assessment of her situation, we’re outside observers able to quantify her particular case. [/quote] I have heard this a lot. If the labor that women are complaining about is all emotion based, and there isn’t really any substance to it, then why don’t their spouses just take it over? If it’s not actually difficult to get out of work by 3pm every day and arrange childcare and know when picture day is, then why don’t you just do it? Why leave it to the person who is stressed out about it? [/quote]
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