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So that men stop believing that women do everything
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Why do women expect men to do everything all the time?
Many women do not, and some men actually like feeling expected to do everything as it gives them a sense of power, control, and purpose.
Why did men think women were weak Because you are the same thing Women can do just as much as men can so explain that to you?
Because men choose to build themselves up. Women can do just as much but men always expect us to do everything as if they dont have working hands and feet
Why do woman expect the men to know everything and then when you give an answer they get mad?
Because women don't like answers which are not from the heart. If you are telling the truth, it will take sometime, but she will understand!
Where could men and women expect to be treated equally?
Utopias .
What do women do twice as often as men?
Everything.
What did factory managers expect women to do when men returned home from the war?
give their jobs to returning men
What factory managers expect women to do when men returned home from the war?
give their jobs to returning men
Are men better than women in computer science?
Yes men are better this is because men are naturally better at everything when compared to women
What do ladies expect much from men?
Lots women alot of times what help
Was it harder for women or men in the Alaska gold rush?
Of Course!!Everything is harder 4 women...but they handle it so much better then the men!! Sucked in!!Of Course!!Everything is harder 4 women...but they handle it so much better then the men!! Sucked in!!
What would you expect to see in a pantomime?
you would expect overly exadurated clothes and scenes, women played by men, true love and a happy ending
What jobs did the women have to do when the men went to war?
They had to do everything the men used to do example: harvesting, planting, weeding, threshing, etc... They had to do everything the men used to do example: harvesting, planting, weeding, threshing, etc...
