Or do you know anyone who thinks that way?
I just met parents who are trying to persuade their daughter not to work in science because it's a guy thing...
+1 yIf anything all I see is educational, government and political institutions trying to promote women in traditionally male dominated fields regardless if women are good at their job or not.
Now if a woman is as good at traditional male job then I give them 100% support. Seriously that’s impressive if she can perform at the same standards as aman. There are female fighter pilots and women in army special forces (who passed the same grueling requirements as the guys). Just as long she wasn’t given any special privileges then great.
However we know got ass backward scenarios like our sitting VP Kamala Harris. She has obtained the highest ranking position of any woman in history and yet why don’t you hear tons of hoopla about her like Barack Obama? She absolutely sucks at her job that’s why. She was put in charge of the border crisis yet she’s never visited and it’s been an absolute crisis down there. But again Biden explicitly said he wanted a “black female” running mate and that was just so SO important.Anyway myself and most men completely support women who 1) are competent in their fields 2) actually really want the job. 3) don’t get any special privileges or ask for any special accolades/attention. Competent human beings never pursue difficult jobs because for reason number 3 anyway. They already love what they do.
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+1 yNot really- but there ARE fields that're going to have more male than female workers (and vice versa); gender differences don't stop at the neck. While I'm all for allowing anyone into any field, if they can hack it, expecting equal numbers in everything is just denying reality.
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Yeah, that's kind strange.
Anonymous(25-29)+1 yIt depends what you mean by jobs for girls and jobs for guys. Do you mean jobs that it is only possible for one to do and not the other? Or do you mean jobs that you rarely see a woman doing or don't usually see a man doing? There is no question there are jobs that are done almost exclusively by men or women, but that doesn't mean either can't do them IF they want to, and IF they can meet the requirements. In the US at least, there are no real barriers to either sex going into virtually any occupation provided they meet any physical or other requirements for a specific job. The differences today are much more about what kinds of jobs men and women are naturally drawn to
Below is a link to a list of occupations sorted by the percentage of males and females in them. The top 20 on the list are all more than 95% male. The bottom 20 are 85% or more female.
Vehicle Technicians, Mechanics and Electricians are virtually 100% male. Is there any reason a woman couldn't do those jobs? Nope. Are they many women who would want to? Nope.
Legal Secretaries are more than 96% female. Is there any reason a man couldn't do those jobs? Nope. Are they many men who would want to? Nope.
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Opinion Owner+1 yWhich jobs are those?
Opinion Owner+1 yGo back and carefully read everything I wrote, and then tell me specifically which parts you disagree with. You can copy and paste and then say what you disagree about.
No, literally anyone can work a job these days. There's guys who work in fashion, and other kinds of artsy stuff. Does that make it "girly" or "fruity"? No, it's just their calling and they enjoy doing it. Just like science jobs. Guys do the job, but girls can do just as good of a job or even better with it too. There's even women who do construction work and plumbing lmao..
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No. I honestly don't.
I work in nursing and there are plenty of male nurses already in our field. Actually, way too many men in a field traditionally female dominated field. There are also sooo many female police officers nowadays. So much more than I saw when I was growing up just 15 years ago.
This just shows that there is no such thing as a strictly "male" or "female" job. There will be males who enjoy nurturing patients. The same way as many women who have a desire to serve and protect their communities as police officers. There is also a noticeable increase in female electricians.
Just because you are a male, it does not mean you would never want to be a nurse. Just because you are a woman, it does not mean she would never want to be a police officer or ever join a trade ever. Just because you are a specific gender, it does not mean you can't be interested in the same things as the opposite gender. To assume so is extremely sexist and close minded. We live in a generation where men and women today get to enjoy the opportunities that our prior generations never had.
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Anonymous(30-35)+1 yPractically speaking, the reality is that there are some jobs that the vast majority of women will never be capable of for physical reasons.
There are also a lot of jobs that women could do, but choose not to. These are dirty and/or dangerous jobs that tend to pay well for those reasons, and the vast majority of women would rather die than do those jobs every day.
Then there are jobs that appeal more to women than men and vice versa. Men gravitate toward STEM fields, and women don't. Women are certainly capable of doing them but many simply aren't interested, in spite of all the millions of dollars spent every year on programs, scholarships and grants to entice women into those fields. On the other end are fields like Human Resources, which is dominated by women (80%).
Isn't it time we get past all the politically correct stuff and acknowledge that men and women are different and are drawn to / capable of different things? Why do we still have to tiptoe around this subject for fear someone feelings will get hurt?
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Opinion Owner+1 yIf you mean encourage her to go into a male dominated profession, I would certainly encourage her if I though it would be a good fit for her and it would make her happy. The answer depends on the individual, so I would encourage her to do what I think would make her happy. That's what matters after all.
While it may be a stereotype it is still true that some employment is gendered and will continue to be so. Not exclusively so but largely.
It is rather an old scientific result now but male and female brains are structurally different. Females have a more dedicated speech area in their brain. Guys have a more dedicated space center in their brain.
Now it is the space center in the brain that is used for mathematics. So generally you would expect males to have greater proclivity with maths. That will dispose men to go into certain fields more than women. And conversely women go into fields where say language skills are important more than men.
Before anybody gets upset that male and female brains are structurally different, it is actually good that a male female couple bring more capability to the table than a same gender couple. Clever evolution.14 Reply- +1 y
"a male female couple bring more capability to the table than a same gender couple"
Seems like a stretch. Think I heard that the brains of effeminate gay dudes resemble women's brains more than the brains of straight dudes do. Would guess the brains of butch lesbians resemble the brains of men more than the brains of straight women do. - +1 y
Brain plasticity is indeed a thing and yes it can modify due to experience and not just when young.
However it is becoming more certain that some inclinations are set before nurture has any chance. Girl babies will spend more time looking at a female face and boy babies at objects just after birth.
Fortunately research into sex differentiation of the brain is now ok. Twenty years ago researchers were scared they would be vilified for finding differentiation. Of course it doesn't that a woman can't be at the cutting edge of maths But you could expect more men to be than women. In the same way some women are stronger than some men but generally you would expect most men to be stronger than most women.
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@Pot8o Yes you are right, in recent studies is showing similarity between gay guys and females and lesbians and males but it is not uncontested. Some highly qualified researchers don't accept the interpretations made. One recent such study didn't correlate to the Phoar centre of the brain, the Hypothalamus, and yes there is sex differentiation of that area of the brain.
When you look at it there is a lot of obvious differentiation between genders. One of the obviously evolutionary important ones being that females are better at child nurturing. Another one is spatial awareness. On returning to the car my girlfriend is looking around for land marks she had noted whilst I telling her it is this way and to stop mucking around. With space abilities come mechanical abilities and few girls have that.
I introduced a guy, I had known for 20 years and who had never done wrong by me, to my new girlfriend and she said later he was shifty. Sure enough, when his job was threatened he ripped of my IP. I got to work on my ideas for 3.5 hrs before he took the project over with an arrant lie. So I have been convinced that girls are better at reading people ever since.
+1 yWell technically yes. Most men do the really hard, life threatening jobs like construction, firefighter, truck driving, policemen etc. These are jobs/careers the women could apply for, but most do not go into these fields. Women tend to go for jobs that don't require a lot physical strength and long hours. Women tend to go for jobs like accounting, teaching, medical, beauty and fashion, culinary. Secretary etc.
This also depends on what interest men and women career choice wise and what their bodies will allow. Both sexes are many different career fields it just depends on their capabilities.
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+1 yYes and no. In general terms, productivity would improve if we ignored diversity in very physically demanding industries. As an electrician, i’ve never met a female who could match my pace let alone better me. The apprenticeship pushes through girls who can’t lift and carry a bundle of 1” conduit, in the name of diversity. Guys are routinely cut who fail the same task, or get frustrated that they have to carry a female peer’s conduit for her. “Equal pay for equal work”? Ain’t happening! Ell oh ell! If men aren’t doing more than their female counterparts, they’re getting fired for doing too little.
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+1 ya job is just something you do to get it done. so anyone can technically get it done. But certain jobs need a certain attributes weather physically or mentally. If can do the job, then do it but if are told no then it’s discrimination. Now also if the job involves other people and/or provides services to other a guy only or girl only positions might be justified. Being a doctor, massage therapist, janitor cleaning the bathroom, a police officer doing a strip search, jail guard are thing that’s come to mind
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+1 yThere are no jobs that only one gender can do. Or well it would be hard for a girl to be a male stripper.
There are jobs that might be a bit more physical demanding so people argue that men are better suited for it. But that doesn't mean it's only for men. There are many girls that can do those jobs while there's also many guys who don't have the physique to do them.14 Reply- +1 y
No worries. It is strange when people think that only men or only women can do certain jobs.
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I'm sorry for you 😕
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u +1 yI just never ever saw it that way in the first place...
never heard of that in my family, never heard of it at school... didn't hear about it from my actual circles
the only times I would hear this stuff was in the context of controversial takes on media and some movies or whatever, and then of course, I didn't give it much validation because is just not part of my actual life and environment, lol30 Reply I dont see a point of a man modelling for victoria's secret. Also hooter's restaurant famous for serving food by girls with big boobs is not allowed to open up in Finland for job selection laws that cancel men's job opportunities.
If hooters opened up in here, and those laws would be gone, i can imagine a protest of men formin an equal rights movement to serve at hooters.11 ReplyNope not at all, but I do think there are jobs that either gender may find easier. For example most men are physically stronger biologically, BUT a woman who does strength training at the gym, will be stronger than a man who doesn't workout whatsoever and only has the fact behind him he's a 'man.'
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+1 yfor your scenario of “girls shouldn't go into science” no there shouldn’t be a gender specific job.
However, there are jobs that do require physical labour and by default men tend to have an advantage over women. But some people like to take up the challenge :)
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+1 yWomen will naturally work in what they like more. Most women would work jobs that are typically female. Nowadays women get bombarded literally with to do all male jobs but somehow its always those nice cozy office jobs they get lured with.
Some countries have even forced companies to hire women because women are not doing those jobs and not interested in them. I expect those companies to have major losses and they know it. They just don't tell.
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+1 yI think there are always going to be disciplines that are heavy with one gender or the other, but I don't think that's a problem.
If you have particular strengths, and you want to push for a specific job or field of practice, go for it.
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Another thought to ponder: some fields/disciplines cater to an individual operating their own business. This may be something that's very important to a male or female depending on their family situation. Some people are forward thinking enough to realize this.
No, I do not think that way and I do not know anyone who thinks that way.
21 ReplyThere are so many jobs out there but after the pandemic people still want to (do no) work from home and get paid to do nothing. I always believed that all good things come to an end so I am prepared for any worst case scenario because after a while people get very complacent and cry foul when they have to return to the office and quit
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Never give people an easy life. If you do its over for their society.
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Exactly. I remember back in 2008 prior to Enron and others causing the Dow Jones index into the 6000's you had all these executive snobs looking and talking down to people working at McDonald's, Walmart etc but when they lost everything in their retirement they ended up working in places like best buy and were miserable as f*ck cuz the silver spoon was taken out of their mouth. Luckily I have always remembered where I came from getting to where I am today and I never look down on anyone due to karma being a bitch 😋
389 opinions shared on Education & Career topic. Not that they can't work there, more like they don't want to work there.
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+1 yThere is no such thing as a "man's" job or a "woman's" job.
11 ReplyYes. But only because you're daft enough to not put "other" as an option.
Look at equality of opportunity instead of outcome.11 Replyhere's the 1950s housewife obsession all over again. we simply can't get enough misogynists around here, huh?
tell your sister to not pursue what she wants because of gender roles. sound like a real misogynist.
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hmm, no, not really. I can't really get excited about other peoples gender but since we are making rather sweeping assumptions about each other, sounds like we have a randomly angry (soon to be blocked) human being essentially howling at the moon and then projecting their anger on another person who asked a relatively straightforward question.
misogyny exists but it isn't everywhere you say it is.
+1 yYeah, mostly jobs that require strength and high intelligence. There's nearly no female Navy seals and even when women are placed at the same standards as men during the regular fitness test, most women fail it. There's also jobs are uninteresting; there's few men working as secretaries and assistants as well as few women working as electricians or as carpenters.
00 Reply430 opinions shared on Education & Career topic. they are more based on physical strength, not brains or because traditionally men did it.
I have yet to see o woman changing tyres on a piece of heavy equipment, but there could be some.
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+1 ythere's not "jobs for guys and jobs for girls" jobs aren't inherently for anyone, cause it's not about the person but about the job being done. but there's jobs mostly preferred by guys and jobs mostly preferred by girls.
10 Reply There aren't per se, but there are jobs that are better suited for your average male or female.
10 ReplySurrogate mother is one for only the ladies that comes to mind.
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I was told by my childhood day care owner that she wouldn't hire me because people would stop bringing their kids if they say a man working there
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@tony_baloney I don't know maybe having a strong male role model in a day care could help the children have it feel more realistic.
There are definitely still male or female dominated industries 🤷♀️. When you try and break into male dominated industry it’s a real eye opener as to how their culture is.
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do you have any examples? my girlfriend and I work identical jobs in what would traditionally be considered male dominated, there are times where being female has been a distinct advantage and then times where it has created a significant disadvantage. advantages are that she stands out amongst the other (usually male applicants) and often the more interesting prospects open up to her then other times, (usually when the shit hits the fan) I've seen people guys saying pretty derogatory things. The positive side of this, i feel, is that once these guys identify themselves like that its easy to avoid them.
There are a lot of the same cultural issues within organisations felt by guys too, like we are supposed to side with the alpha, any kind of bullying is "banter" etc
Although they not technically gender based, jobs like Nursery Assistants, Teaching Assistants, Secretaries, Receptionists are more geared towards women.
Whilst jobs in heavy industry are more geared towards men.
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+1 yI’ve met people who think guys or girls would be better at certain Jobs then the other gender but both genders could still do that job
20 ReplyI work in the auto industry, years ago it was predominately male, now I see shop owners that are female, female auto technicians and female service writers. Its pretty awesome to see.
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+1 y“Do you still think” No I don’t think anymore. Thanks.
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+1 ycarpentry being out of the sun those into construction
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Anonymous(30-35)+1 yNot from my point of view.
Parents can literally ruin their children's lives.
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+1 yThere's certainly jobs where it would help to be one or the other
11 ReplyNot really although I'm not going to become an exotic dancer.
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+1 yIf you’re a woman, be careful accepting a job where you have a female boss. I’ve learned the hard way that women, esp leaders, don’t give a shit about helping drive women to success. It’s all poorly integrated corporate propaganda.
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+1 yWhat a horrible concept. My mother worked construction, real, hard, actual construction. You can't tell me a woman "can't" succeed in anything. Same goes for men too. Men can be great teachers and nurses and cooks. Nothing wrong with that.
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+1 yI wouldn’t say a person can’t do a job based on gender alone. Having said that, there will always some jobs that are male dominated and female dominated.
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+1 yYes. The overwhelming majority of the most dangerous jobs in the World are held by men.
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+1 yTake a look at the DOL division of labor graphs and you will see "male/female" jobs. Not too many women are interested in being brick layers.
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if there was an equalization of labor, then why do women need to do all the work birthing and raising kids? do you need to give up your career to raise kids? do you need to go through 9 months of uncomfortable pregnancy? do you need to go through the painful torture of labor?
do you need to give up your own life just to reproduce? believe it or not, for millions of years, it was not uncommon for a lot of women to die during childbirth. Its only been the past 50 years where it was less common to die in labor
+1 yto an extent but that’s not an example of it, if a girl wants to pursue a career in science then she should 🤷♂️
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+1 yYes, but only for jobs that require use of gender specific anatomy. And not many of those exist, and the ones that do are not in high demand/are usually very obscure.
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As far as scientific careers, anyone with good enough intelligence can do that.
+1 yWe haven't had a woman president here in the u. s., but does that mean we shouldn't?
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Anonymous(36-45)+1 yThere are indeed jobs either gender either would be poorly suited or simply could not do for reasons particular to the mental and biological realities of their body.
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+1 yyes but its confusing... I recently went to a wedding and had to rent a suit. The person doing the suit fitting was a woman which I liked but she missed several key details like sleeve length.
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+1 yYes. There are few select jobs that only one gender can do.
10 Reply604 opinions shared on Education & Career topic. Women aren't doing off shore drilling so clearly they're jobs for men and women
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Did you check that first? The prople who liked what you wrote didn’t either. 😁
https://womenoffshore.org/rosie-the-driller/
www.rigzone.com/.../
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*prople my proposed new word. For people who randomly follow another's word without their own research. Let it stand here first. (lol)
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@dustybiker u posted two posts with the same woman and the last post was with a women who did it 30 years ago lol that still proves my point their are woman and man jobs. That reminds me of the girls who wanna get into boys wrestling or Boys Football. It's RARE lol it doesn't count if it's only one or two after every decade lol
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yes, there are exceptions but some jobs are the best for certain sexes
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Anonymous(30-35)+1 yYes. Try to find a day care with any men. I dare you. If there were, I bet business sucks
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The day care my son goes to does and they employ several men. Its one of the top rated daycare/advanced preschools in the city. There was an 8 month wait list when I enrolled my son.
Opinion Owner+1 yWell I'll be damned. Apparently I'm a victim of discrimination lmao
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@Subarugirl I would never let my child attend a day care that employed men, full stop.
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@KrakenAttackin Why not though?
Opinion Owner+1 y@CallyKat89 people are nervous about diddlers lol
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@KrakenAttackin interesting, since you constantly screaming "not ALL men"...
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@Subarugirl it's called playing the percentages. Pedos will seek access to children.
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@KrakenAttackin Because you think they’re all pedos and child molesters, right? And none of the women are?
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@musicbrain5 Oh, I know there are plenty of female monsters.
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@KrakenAttackin I can actually understand what you’re getting at, though. I think because there are perhaps a higher percentage of male pedophiles than female pedophiles, parents are more wary of males changing diapers or being alone with the children. Criminal background checks really only screen for arrests and convictions - those people will be screened out by employers. But if they have a clean record, it’s fair game.
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@musicbrain5 Exactly right.
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@KrakenAttackin Well you have certainly changed your tune
+1 yAbsolutely nobody wants the female mechanic to fix their car
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Funny... iv never had anyone outwardly take issue with me fixing their car since I get the issues fixed...
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@Subarugirl that’s fine but you are still nobodies first choice
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@Subarugirl I bet you don't even know the difference between synthetic and motor oil and high mileage or low mileage ir the difference between break fluid or transmission fluid. Stop the CAP lol
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@Subarugirl example if you were in front of me and I just decided to belligerently beat you would you want a male officer to stop me or a female officer
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This chick literally thinks she's the jack of all trades whenever she is trying to prove a point she says she does everything. First she works for her husband's family office and now she works at Subaru and to go further now she's a mechanic too. So she has 2 jobs and married to a Chiropractor and has a child. I didn't know a human can juggle all those things at once being married and a mother lol but in her book she's just a super woman lololol
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@tonightyouu if you decided to attack me I wouldn't need an officer, you'd need an ambulance
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@Subarugirl OK Mrs Jack of all trades I'll let you do you. You're a superwoman 🦸♀️ I should have known.
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@Subarugirl stop trying to turn me on and answer the question
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@Subarugirl im taken ok let’s keep this professional
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@tonightyouu I'm not. If you attacked me, one way or another the situation would be handled before they got there. How ever if one did show up I could care less about the gender of the law enforcement, they both have to go through the same training.
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@Subarugirl wait wait wait🤣 you think you can beat a man in a fight? What makes you think that?😂
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@tonightyouu I credited my father for teaching me, not for the work that I've done. That's like crediting the teacher who taught you to read for the work you put in to earn a diploma...
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@Subarugirl Stop. You are not a mechanic.
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@tonightyouu because if you attacked me I would act in self defense, and that wouldn't end well for you. And it would be a safe assume that I'm bigger and better trained in self defense than you are. IF you attacked me, best case scenario is you end up in the hospital, worst case scenario would be 6ft under.
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@KrakenAttackin Where did I say I was a mechanic?
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@Subarugirl how do you get a diploma if you can’t read? I’ll wait…😂
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@KrakenAttackin Lol who is making things up again hahah XD take a seat grandpa, you dont know what you are talking about.
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@KrakenAttackin yes I know lol she just knows everything and does everything. Any time it's time to prove a point lol she really is rare you know Jack of everything at any given notice. She's so resourceful I'm gonna call her when I need anything fixed in my house and car.
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@tonightyouu So are you saying that all work that you put in to earn a diploma should be credited to the person who taught you to read? Why don't we take that a step further and credit everything you've ever done or earned to the person who literally made grew you.
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@Subarugirl Jesus Christ why did you guys attack this chick? Ew! by the way I work in the motor industry it is fucken sexist 😂😂. But I’m happy to note we have a full dealership with a nickname ‘the no dicks dealership’ nit a guy on site. It’s very popular , was also happy to note one of my favourite dealerships just bought in two female mechanics. That middle aged white dealer principal told me they were that best apprentices he’s ever employed and he won’t be turning back:). Pretty big comment coming from his genre of dude.
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@Subarugirl first off I’m 6’1 205lbs I’ve been hit by trucks I’ve been shot and stabbed I’ve been kicked by horses if they couldn’t knock me out you can’t
The gap in our strength is too big I guarantee whatever you do to me will just turn me on not hurt at all just from looking at your pic my whole hand could fit around your neck 😂 so put the crack pipe down and start being realistic - +1 y
@Subarugirl again how are you going to get a diploma if you can’t read?
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Okay so we are basically the same height and weight. Oh honey if you attacked me I wouldn't knock you out, you'd get shot a few more times.
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So you are saying that the woman who taught you to read gets to take credit for the diploma you earned?
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@Subarugirl lol I'm just commenting this here, so I can be notified every time you whip these mad hatters lol
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@Subarugirl 205 your kinda tubby 😂
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@Subarugirl you're
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@Subarugirl i shouldn’t have even replied to you why did you do this to me?😂 You always wanna come on my post and start some shit this why I don’t like you 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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You're a half inch taller than me and weight a whole 10 lbs more... Guess that make you tubby too buddy.
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@Subarugirl my body fat percentage is 21 sweetheart nice try 💪😉
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@tonightyouu and Im not obsessed enough to care, does it look like my fat percentage is an issue? lol no
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@Subarugirl whatever you say snakpak 😂👌
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wow body shaming now, you really are a big strong man aren't you? So mature and masculine you have to try to body shame someone else to prove it... lol
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+1 yYes I do for certain jobs. Jobs that demand a certain amount of physical strength should be for men as men are stronger than women physically.
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+1 yThere are no jobs. The great resignation is a ruse.
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Anonymous(30-35)+1 yDo you want the real answer, or the politically correct one?
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Opinion Owner+1 yThe real answer is there are some jobs both men and women do, some jobs men almost always do and some jobs women almost always do. That's partly because of capability, and partly because of natural differences between men and women, both mentally and physically. And that's ok.
+1 yNo there certainly isn't but there are a few gender specific fields, especially in healthcare, where I find it odd to be in if you are of the opposite sex. Like having a male gynecologist or a female urologist.
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Mine is male too and I don’t have a problem with him either.
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How ever I think that most people would find it odd to have a teen age boy talk about how he wants to become a gynecologist, you would wonder what the motivation is behind that desire.
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@Subarugirl do you ever wonder how many female gynecologists are lesbian or bisexual? and then wonder what the motivation could there be, behind their desire?
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@NathanDavis regardless of their sexual orientation, the also have vaginas.
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@NathanDavis Dude, you have a chip on your shoulder. I think that most people would find it odd to have a teen age boy talk about how he wants to become a gynecologist, you would wonder what the motivation is behind the desire to go into that specific field, just like I think that most people would find it odd to have a teen age girl talk about how he wants to become a urologist , you would wonder what the motivation is behind that desire.
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@NathanDavis tell me where said anything about that having anything to do with sexual orientation?
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@NathanDavis It has nothing to do with sexual orientation
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@NathanDavis @Subarugirl I'd be glad that young teens already knew their favorite job 🙂
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@NathanDavis Either way no, and that is the same for a female becoming a urologist and male becoming a gynecologist
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I see... it would SEEM like gay and lesbians are just not capable of deviant of perverted tendencies...
only straight people can be suspected of obscure thoughts of some kind so their intentions should be questioned... but not to homosexual people
again, this is what it seems to be implied to me... not saying that this what you actually said - +1 y
@NathanDavis Who said anything about deviant or perverted tendencies? What are you even talking about?
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nobody... but that is exactly you were vague with your implications
you only said "one would wonder" to imply things but not saying those things directly - +1 y
@NathanDavis Exactly one would wonder what the motivation is behind going into a gender specific medical field when you are the opposite sex. How many female urologists have you met?
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I have not met any urologists at all, regardless of gender... not yet
(knocking on wood a million times)
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