Fox News complains that underage teenage girls aren’t getting pregnant enough:
“The problem is teens and young adults. From ages 15-19, the fertility rate is down 70% in the last 2 decades, which means we are telling people who are young not to have babies.”
When boys led every metric for 100yrs, nobody credited policy. Nobody said boys only led because schools were built for them, teachers expected more of them, there was affirmative action and families paid their fees first. Male advantage was read as merit. Female advantage
@justalexoki Parents are ALWAYS talking about how much work kids are. Talk to almost any parent ever and they’ll share how everything they do after having kids is soooo much harder.
So it’s weird to “lose respect” for someone without kids saying the same thing.
@Starrlynnxx She really didn’t though. There are republican Trump voters who say they’re not MAGA. To them it can somehow be different. She didn’t say I’m not a Trump supporter, she said I’m not MAGA.
Not to pick on this guy…but this is literally how sexism works. Nothing about Haley Stevens has changed in a week. Now that she isn’t close to winning power certain people can see her as suddenly likable. Same thing happened to Hillary, etc.
@77kobby@CatWomaniya@EternalbladeCJ Duh - no one, man or woman, would want a partner who sits home all day. A stay at home parent, especially to a small child would not be sitting all day if they actually carried out their responsibilities properly. If a dude is sitting at home the whole day then he’s not doing it.
@nelsonauner@superkeara You’re being pedantic. Have you heard the saying that it’s irrational to keep talking after your point has been made. YOU already made my point. Working men have more free time per week than working women. What more is needed here to understand how this would shape preferences?
@nelsonauner@superkeara What part of what I’ve said are you not understanding? There’s no reason for me to add more studies here’s when the one YOU shared already proved my point. Not necessary to pile on. You already proved the point I was making. What more do you need than men have more free time?
@nelsonauner@superkeara I really don’t need to post another study. Yours already supports my point. Moms have 13% less free time compared to dads. So of course that impacts preferences for WFH or not.
Human pregnancy is incredibly, abnormally dangerous compared to almost any other mammal. Getting killed by pregnancy/birth was one of the leading causes of death for women historically. Its an evolutionary quirk that emerged ~1 million years ago due to how our body plan evolved
@nelsonauner@superkeara This supports the point I was making - so thanks for sharing. This study has the smallest difference from what I’ve seen and it still supports the general point I was making.
@nelsonauner@superkeara The reason for that is because the mom still has to do 90% of the daily chores & childcare when they’re home before & after work but the dads just go to work then mostly relax when home. So makes sense why their preference would be shaped because of that.
Feminine system that existed for hundreds of years before women and girls were allowed to learn or teach, and was considerably harsher and more demanding on boys attention than it is now.
@DGKaraokeMan@maddysosomaddy@QueenMab87 The stats I shared are for men. American men on average work 8 hours per day on the days they work.
Whatever your own situation is doesn’t change the fact that most men in America work 8 hour days. You can come up with whatever anecdotal stories or scenarios doesn’t change facts
@DGKaraokeMan@maddysosomaddy@QueenMab87 What does how much women work have to do with this? This entire time I’m talking about hours worked by men in America. Do you not know how to read? I can stop wasting my time if you don’t
Miller allegedly threw boiling water on Moreno’s daughter and broke Moreno’s granddaughter’s collarbone. Remember this when someone tells you patriarchy is good because it means men protect women. It actually means men protect men.
@DGKaraokeMan@maddysosomaddy@QueenMab87 Are you like 100 years old? Because majority of men work 8 hours per day has been the case for a long time in America. There’s no assuming I’m right. My information is based on U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. You’re just illogical person if you disagree.
@DGKaraokeMan@maddysosomaddy@QueenMab87 First of all, most American men work 8 hours per day on the days they work. So your 12 hour shift example just isn’t the norm and using it is silly.
So back to the question: if taking care of kids and house is easy then why does it become a problem for men to do it?