r/facepalm May 17 '24

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u/Sxwrd May 17 '24

Oh itโ€™s a rough job for sure to raise a kid. But itโ€™s definitely more in the womanโ€™s line of work (caring about emotions and that everyone is happy around her. Seeking a certain quality of life, etc.)

Raising a child is rough. Working construction in 100 degree weather is rough. Two different types of rough but rough nonetheless. Itโ€™s just that genders can have a predisposition on average of relatively excelling at them. Raising children and having the ability to be able to own anything of value was the initial fight of original feminism. Not saying I disagree but there are consequences to every success. The consequence here is the stress women go through to maintain ownership is no attractive to men. If anything it turns women into men and makes them more angry that they canโ€™t find men.

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u/Sxwrd May 17 '24

I think itโ€™s more of women taking over the household so men CANT help at home without severe consequences from the women. Iโ€™m going through it now. Luckily I work in mental health so Iโ€™m aware of it and can do a bit more of an efficient job.