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The oldest Zoomers today are around age 27-29(depending on if you use Pew Research Center's cohort as 1997 being the starting year or Jean Twenge's cohort as 1995 being the starting birth year) yet many old farts still think Gen Z'ers are all children.

In old 18th - late 19th century British culture the term Auntie or Uncle were once used by Young children and adolescents as a term of respect towards older people usually by children and by Young adults when reverencing older people usually Middle aged.

Earlier years people out a lot of emphasis on respecting the Elderly especially in Early modern Cultureduring the industrial Revolution periods.

1. Has a kid, and doesn't have a great relationship with their child's mother/father

2. Has a history of trauma, bad previous relationships, was suicidal years ago, frequent depression or anxiety

3. Had a reputation for sleeping around, a few years ago

4. Only has 2-3 friends, and isn't particularly outgoing

5. Is a bit "soft"/not an alpha/not dominant

A major criticism of the Ukrainian side on the onset of the Russo-Ukranian War was that while women and children were free to leave the country, military aged men (18-58) were prevented from doing so. They were drafted into regular units (if relatively young) and territorial army (TA) if on the older side. As a result tens of thousands of men have died in a war they didn't want to fight.

Now as manpower and western support is drying up, the Ukrainians might be drafting women to go fight. Do you think it's fair? - I personally think that it's completely fair that if you have equal rights as a man, you should have equal responsibilities. So it's either neither gender fights or both do.

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.