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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'll conceded that men, on average, have more of a problem finishing these types of discrete tasks (buying 90% of the school supplies, but forgetting the rest).

But on the flip side, women, on average, have a problem finishing big picture tasks.  DCUM is filled with women who went to well ranked colleges, top graduate programs, worked in one or two jobs for a total of 3-5 years, and then quit to stay home with babies.  Basically, they put a good amount of effort into school and jobs - but only for ~2-3 years at a time. Which anyone who has a job knows means you barely skim the surface and can't really learn the ropes nor respond to any negative feedback to get better at it.  It's just long enough for nothing to come back and bite you in the ass.  And then they quit and spend the next 40 years on DCUM name dropping the law school they went to. Meanwhile, their DHs (and lots of other women) commit to 40+ years [b]of stress[/b] of a single career [b] to pay for everything[/b].  Not every woman. And not every man.  But way more women than men don't "complete" their career trajectories and half ass it at the 80% mark, and let their DHs take over paying the bills. [/quote][/quote]

Um, well, perhaps that's because they do the work of gestating and bearing children and then raising them and know that if they committed 100% to their careers then they'd essentially be doing 2 full time jobs.[/quote]

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