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Interesting insight. If I understand correctly, the core of your point was, “I think women tend to lack mental models men seem to be inculcated with” and now I’
by dhosek 3y ago
Interesting insight. If I understand correctly, the core of your point was, “I think women tend to lack mental models men seem to be inculcated with” and now I’m wondering what I can do to help my daughter avoid this.
- DoreenMichele 3y agoIf you are the dad, spend time with her. Everything I have read suggests "daddy's girls" do better career wise. Holds true in my family. My sister was "daddy's girl" and ended up with a serious career. I didn't get the same attention because he was in Vietnam when I was little and I never felt close to him. I always felt like he loved her, not me. It wasn't true. That's just unfortunate happenstance, but my sister got something I didn't. Our educational achievements in high school were extremely similar, including winning the same spiffy scholarship to the same spiffy college. She got a real career. I was a homemaker for two decades.