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Between the way women are harassed, made fun of, judged, seen as inferior, aren't taken as seriously, periods, getting pregnant, giving birth, breastfeeding and other things it seems like a horrifying existence

I overheard a girl saying this and I wonder if this is normal or not

So I have this coworker who I’m attracted to. We both got hired at the same time so in our first week of working we were both alone in the break room and started conversation with each just making small talk and asking about work. So I stopped talking to her and their was this period of 5-10 seconds of silence as I kind of ended it and then she asks “do you have a girlfriend “ She always be teasing me and making fun of me and making witty and sarcastic remarks to me. I this is her personality also but I noticed I notice she always finds a way to touch or bump me when close by. A few times I tested to see if she would touch me when I seen her coming and knew she had space to go around and she still made slight body contact with me. Also sometimes when talking her feet will slightly touch mine and she won’t move her foot away. I always have to move mine first and I know she must feel our feet touching. She has walked by and ran her fingers through my hair and touched me on my back when I wasn’t paying attention and said hi or made a silly face at me. I’ve noticed on a few occasions I can see/feel her/ looking at me with the corner of my eye and when I look up and make eye contact with her I give her a head nod and say “what’s up” or “what?” She will respond by saying”nothing” and just walk away or make a silly face or roll her eyes at me. I notice she touches her hair and makes direct eye contact when we speak sometimes, she also seems to fix herself and her hair whenever I’m around regardless if other people are there or not. We don’t really text a lot or often mainly for holidays/birthdays events etc but I noticed she uses my first name a lot in the texts, which is interesting because I’ve never had a female friend do this. One time I was telling her about a situation with a girl I was involved with who said something sexual to me and I think she got jealous because she said in a sarcastic manner and rolled her eyes “ oh you like those type of girls”.

Around the ages of 5 to 10, children typically start to develop a stronger sense of their own identity, influenced by both their families and the broader society. During this period, Their mothers might reinforce traditional gender norms and expectations, which could lead to differential treatment between Their boys and Their girls (seperatively).

Additionally, Their boys may begin engaging in activities or pursuing interests that are traditionally associated with masculinity, such as sports or certain hobbies. In response, mothers might provide more support or resources for their sons' pursuits, potentially leading to a shift in treatment.(favoring the girls)

It's important to note that these dynamics can vary widely depending on cultural context and individual beliefs. Not all mothers would necessarily perpetuate gender inequality, and some may actively strive for fairness and equality in how they treat their children, regardless of their Birth-Sex.