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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You’re asking specifically about relationships, so maybe this comment is irrelevant, but I think some of the other trade-offs of a “big” career + family are wrongly ignored. Things like sleep, exercise, stress management. Some people can handle more stress than others, absolutely, but SO many high-powered people and women especially run themselves ragged, at times to the point of illness. Ultimately, you have to prioritize relationships. You can’t work long hours and spend sufficient time with kids AND spouse AND friends AND other family, not typically. But people have different needs on those fronts, too - it comes down to what you value.[/quote]porches. This! All the "high power" women I know have crap relationships with their kids are are disgustingly fat/out of shape, sometimes both. Prioritize what is important to you. For me I like my medium power career, wonderful meaningful relationships, and enjoy great health. I'm probably a nobody to most people though. And for men this is the same. It's just that society doesn't punish them for sacrificing their relationships with their kids the way women are stigmatized. And society doesn't seem to care if the men are fat and orange, like Trump, but geez if he were a woman of that obesity...[/quote] I've never seen women with big jobs being systematically fatter in any organization I've worked. In fact, there's a negative relationship between income and BMI for women that doesn't exist for men. This just isn't a thing. If anything, the athlete culture is even stronger for women in positions of power than men. [/quote] Yes - this fat-shaming and misogyny is gross and also inaccurate. There is discrimination against obese ppl and execs often look the part.[/quote]
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