Sexual equality is ridiculous, Paychecks. Options

[Simba]

So there's been an issue with men being paid more than women when it comes to jobs.

Say a girl and a boy around the same age worked at the same store (and were paid equally). Now say they went on a date. Chances are, the girl wouldn't spend a dime and the boy would be spending all of his hard-earned money. The girl would only end up spending her paycheck on herself. The point? Men have more needs for money than women do. Men fundamentally have a need to spend more money than women do.

Generally, men are paid more than women for the same jobs because, well, men have more demands for money than women do. Men want paying jobs. Women want glamorous jobs. Women never seem to demand that half of sewage workers or half of window cleaners are female.


And I'm just going to put it out there now, I don't follow any of the above, but I'm willing to debate with you anyway.

[cori-catastrophe]

studies show that neither men or women are superior to each other. the sexual phenotype is the only difference. they both have different intelligiance levels, but they have different types of which they use more of depending on their gender. as far as reproduction goes, they both play roles in the outcome. however, there are more single mothers than single fathers. sexism is truely stupid when it comes right down to it. it gets you nowhere. both genders are hard-working exept for exeptions, like everything else in the world. clearly, you know as well as i do that women worked outside the home even fifty years ago.
if you need anymore proof, search google. there are tons of studies there.

Women, for their part, learn to speak earlier, know more words, recall them better, pause less and glide through tongue twisters.

Although sex differences in brain and body take their inspiration from the central agenda of reproduction, they don't end there. "We've practiced medicine as though only a woman's breasts, uterus and ovaries made her unique -- and as though her heart, brain and every other part of her body were identical to those of a man," says Marianne J. Legato, M.D., a cardiologist at Columbia University who spearheads the new push on gender differences. Legato notes that women live longer but break down more.

http://psychologytoday.com/articles/pto-2832.html