> Probably because I could work at night; the mothers worked during schooltimes. I mean, sounds it literally wasn’t sexism, you were just a better worker. Obv

> Probably because I could work at night; the mothers worked during schooltimes. I mean, sounds it literally wasn’t sexism, you were just a better worker. Obviously, it’s a problem that society doesn’t value people having children. But that’s an orthogonal issue to sexism, I’m pretty sure that if a father couldn’t work nights, he’d be treated exactly the same. Ideally the society would subsidize people having kids, or businesses employing workers with kids, or something...