Which gender has changed or changed a lot since traditional times to today's time: men or women?

[Anonymous]

[MisterWack]

It isn’t really the shift in gender, it is about the shift in ‘culture’ , ‘politics , and ‘society’ as a whole.

Men went from wearing suits, ties, pants with a belt and taking the train everyday to the city to more casual wear also automobiles to multiple jobs.

Women went from housewives going into the factory to make the planes , boats , and work the machinery as their husbands went to war overseas to being lawyers , doctors , teachers , pilots , politicians , and more.

Both men and women went from very standardized outfits to complex styles with a more casual feel , instead of needing to dress / look “mature” they know try to look “youthful” , we are more dependent on technology than ever before , and more. Both have been screwed over by 401ks replacing pensions and both been screwed over by Congress no longer raising wages to meet inflation rate.

It all depends on perspective tbh, though I’d say a lot has changed for better or worse.

[andreasderjuengere]

Out of these two I see everyone still equipped with the traditional equipment.

As for the other genders: they still experiment with what they actually think they are.

Back to boys and girls: psychologically, nothing has changed; only the way we express it.

[DishLady]

Both.

Remember that guy Newton? "Every action has an equal and opposite reaction."

"Back in the day," guys were so controlling and condescending over every aspect of life that women got fed up and started clamoring for rights along with all sorts of other marginalized groups.

Today everyone is still clamoring for rights and everyone is overly entitled... including the guys.

So we'll say guys haven't changed much because they haven't been forced to. The rest of the world has had to change around them in some odd irony. Those who roll with is survive (Darwinian Theory) and those who don't are mocked and ridiculed for "mansplaining" or "manspreading" or breathing in the same space as what idiots today consider "feminists" (which you've all heard me explain is DIAMETRICALLY OPPOSED to the original meaning and authentic intent of what a feminist was supposed to be).

[Nikki1989]

If you avoid reading biased online commentary and live in the real world, you will see it hasn't changed much at all.

[juleyboo74]

In the West - both. Men are being feminized and emasculated by the schools and the larger culture... feminism have made women buy into believing they can only be happy if they follow a man's social path - career, consequence-free sex, etc. Some of this was good, most of it bad. Like almost all ideological changes, we end up going to the extreme end of the revolution.

[Anonymous]

women by far and for the worse

the harsh truths of reality has always pushed men towards traditionalism as a survival mechanism

simps, cucks and white knights have always existed and got weeded out of the gene pool thus extreme propaganda is needed to ensure their existence

[Miristheiss]

Women.

Birth control pill, feminism, sexual revolution.

Most are promiscous tramps obsessed with partying and few want to accomplish their actual biological function... moms.

[HighValue]

Women changed far more. . . for the worse.

The majority of them are terrible, immoral people, even many of the ones that try to claim they are good still support lots of immorality.

[Summeroflove]

Both genders have changed and to be honest no two men or women are exactly the same.

[RavVid]

I would say women. Don't think men have changed since the Agrarian Revolution

[fonduegirl]

Women. Men are still misogynistic and weepy, just with a different outfit

[HeartShapedHaze]

Interesting question cause both have changed a lot in different ways

[Emmytexrex]

Both things change times change people evolve I hope you understand

[Shy_Steve]

Women have changed more.

I don't think us Men have changed that much.

[msc545]

Women - for the worse. Much worse.

[robocop666]

Women as they got the right to work.

[Vegasrunner]

Women.

[LiamJHayden]

Both.