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FangsNfeet -> RE: A Man study findings (12/13/2005 9:00:42 PM)
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There's no doubt that society is changing. I really never cared much for culture and relgion that dictates what Men and Women have to do. The traditions of people are interesting when it comes to gender roles. In the work force, it's great to see everyone having the opprotunity to be managers, supervisors, and employers.
As for me, I have not confusion of or insecurity with the issues of women becoming preachers, bosses, or even a president. Those are job roles and not gender roles. I could care less what the damn study says.
It's interesting how the bible says that Women dressing as Men is an abonination. After all, when the scripture was written it was the men who wore the skirts. So where does the old fashionism come form old folk who think that women should stay in skirts and dress and men should be the only ones who can wear jeans?
Being a little old fashion I always open the door for a lady, stand up when a lady needs to leave, pay or offer to pay meals depending on the circumstances of the meeting, and generaly be polite untill an offensive action is first given to me.
Yes Hormones and Fermones may always get the best of us now and then but for the most part I just like to look at people as people.
I could say a few things about the issue of women being in the military for arms/combat missions but I'll see what others have to say about the study you presented to us first and see where things go from there. After all, I perfer not to derail or change the topic on your thread.
If and when we end up seeing two women running for president, how many decide who to vote for based on breast size?
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