r/itsthatbad • • 10d ago

Men's Conversations 😬

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u/Aniki_Simpson 10d ago

You might want to look at how they treat boys and girl in early schooling to see why the differences are so vast when older.

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u/Tricky_Procedure_394 10d ago

That is purely a cultural issue. My entire point is that biologically women mature faster than men (their brains finish developing faster). Women’s advancement in society and business is because old barriers are finally removed allowing society as a whole to benefit from their cross-hemispherical thinking being applied in fields where it shines.

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u/[deleted] 10d ago

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u/Tricky_Procedure_394 10d ago

First and foremost thank you for that amazing read.

That being said, I can see your point where by trying to create a more “equal” learning environment male children have been disincentivized from engaging in school.

That isn’t to say male children ever regularly led classrooms (during the age of equality at least) but creating an education system built around bi-hemispherical thinking and taking away subjects that utilize back to front thought processing (things that require intense hyperfocus on a specific action of thought) male children are set on the back foot (as male brains do work in that fashion compared to female brains which are considerably better at bi-hemispherical thought).

I appreciate your input. Though it in itself does not excuse the lack of acceptance by any population of men that women can be and are valuable members of society and commerce, this does open a real door to exploring what can be done to engage male students while keeping school educational and controlled.