Shadowkeeper -> RE: Submission. East Vs West (1/10/2008 8:45:08 AM)
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ORIGINAL: DesFIP Sure Indira Gandhi needed to kneel and be flogged while heading India's government. So did Margaret Chase Smith during her many years in the U.S. Senate and during her run for the presidency. Puh-lease! There are some women who are submissive, there are some women who are dominant, and a majority of whom wish to be considered of equal importance. It is not that one gender is better or more important than the other. A man has a role, which a woman cannot fulfill, and the woman has a role, which the man cannot replace. Now logically speaking, there is no such thing as equality in any type of relationship. And I do not mean only in terms of men and women, I mean between teammates, companies, even countries. Equality simply does not work. You cannot have a ship with two captains because the conflicts would end up sinking it. A man is the captain, a woman is his CO. He needs her by his side because he can make better choices due to her insight. And she needs his firmness and leadership because on her own she navigating the ship is more difficult. The questions are, is the Captain more important than the CO.? No, the captain is not or more important. He simply has a different role, which is enhanced by the CO’s support. Does that mean the CO is less than the Captain? Of course not. The CO on her own can navigate the ship, yes if needed. But her abilities would be maximized under the guidance of her captain. Communication is essential between the two parties. The captain needs to not be arrogant and to listen to what his Co says and take it into consideration. Rather than thinking he always knows it all. The CO should not defy the captain. Instead the CO needs to provide advice, not out of ambition to replace her captain, but out of the need to make their journey the best possible, by pointing out with respect what the captain may miss once in a while.
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