>you've not somehow proved that the women being encouraged to prioritize family isn't a problem. I never said it wasn't a problem. I said in a different comme

>you've not somehow proved that the women being encouraged to prioritize family isn't a problem. I never said it wasn't a problem. I said in a different comment: >But gender roles are still a problem, especially for the people who are forced into the roles they do not like. Now, as someone who does value work life balance more than making a lot of money working long hours, I do personally judge one social pressure as not as bad as the other. But I also understand that there are man who have different priorities who see other social pressures as worse, and I understand that there is a 'grass is always greener' effect.