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You forgot “how much is it due to women in many households are forced to take more than their fair share of household work for which they do not get paid, which
by mint2 4y ago
You forgot “how much is it due to women in many households are forced to take more than their fair share of household work for which they do not get paid, which prevents them from having the ability to work as intensely or as long at their paid job”
Edit: Oof looks really bad on users of a predominantly male site that that factual observation is downvoted.
- xboxnolifes 4y agoNo, you're being down voted for posting irrelevant information sarcastically.
- mint2 4y agoOkay, that confirms that the downvotes are out of denial because it’s undeniably and clearly relevant as a reply to the quoted major portion of the parent comment shown below > “ What it doesn't dare to touch (I don't blame them) are gender roles and proclivities. Questions like: how much of this is due to men being on average more competitive, and valuing career/financial success more than women do? How much of it is due to women prioritizing family over work? How much of it is due to the professions each gender gravitates toward?”