What does singing and sketching have to do with gender?Duh women are better at singing and sketching and stuff like kitchen work and being submissive. You think it's sexist to say that? Grow some balls, pussy.
Singing and sketching has nothing to do with gender.
TC's question is retarded, I was probably responding to the assumption that I think I'm better than women, so I used 2 examples of women who can do things better than I can.
Do you believe the reason you find women to be so inferior to men has something to do with the first barbie you ever received?
It's a yes or no question.
To be honest, I first saw a Barbie doll when I was a child in the 80's when some friend's of the family's daughter brough one over. I was too young to understand fashion or see the appeal in such a thing.
Not too long ago I was doing some research into the art of doll making, though the Barbie isn't the best of it's kind, I can appreciate them whenever someone get's crafty with it.
I was probably responding to the assumption that I think I'm better than women, so I used 2 examples of women who can do things better than I can.
How don't you remember something from a few days ago?
Women don’t belong in the kitchen? What are you, a misogynist?
Workforce stats seems to think men are more suited for the kitchen: 
Seriously, maybe pay women more and they'll go to the kitchen, otherwise the above makes it seem like society would prefer men do the cooking.
We see similar readings when it comes to cleaning, but not quite as jarring as the contradiction within misogyny and cooking.
In the workspaces, on average Men are more willing to negotiate getting a raise, and they'll do overtime. Men are workhorses.
Women, it's their nature to wait until asked or invited before taking action.
If the best chefs in the world are men, there's no need to place blame or get all worked up over it, lest the women are to blame.
In the workspaces, on average Men are more willing to negotiate getting a raise, and they'll do overtime. Men are workhorses.
Women, it's their nature to wait until asked or invited before taking action.
If the best chefs in the world are men, there's no need to place blame or get all worked up over it, lest the women are to blame.
So not true where I work, lol. And every place I've worked, come to think of it.
In the workspaces, on average Men are more willing to negotiate getting a raise, and they'll do overtime. Men are workhorses.
Women, it's their nature to wait until asked or invited before taking action.
If the best chefs in the world are men, there's no need to place blame or get all worked up over it, lest the women are to blame.
So not true where I work, lol. And every place I've worked, come to think of it.
I said: In the workspaces, on average
Your places of employment doesn't make or break the average.
In the workspaces, on average Men are more willing to negotiate getting a raise, and they'll do overtime. Men are workhorses.
It's closer to gender discrimination, men are more likely to help other men when it comes to getting ahead if they carry outdated values. While women are beginning to equalize in the workplace over employment itself, the pay is still being managed more often than not by older employees.
It's a matter of waiting them out in the name of progress, as them dying of old age is more assured than them adapting more progressive policy.
Women, it's their nature to wait until asked or invited before taking action.
That's been becoming progressively less true since the 70s, and can be more attributed towards Learned Helplessness than much else about the gender.
If the best chefs in the world are men, there's no need to place blame or get all worked up over it, lest the women are to blame.
The majority of chefs being men does not make them the best, simply the most common, and there is definitely an irony to that when men are trying to go on about how women are supposed to be the ones in the kitchen.
In the workspaces, on average Men are more willing to negotiate getting a raise, and they'll do overtime. Men are workhorses.
Women, it's their nature to wait until asked or invited before taking action.
If the best chefs in the world are men, there's no need to place blame or get all worked up over it, lest the women are to blame.
So not true where I work, lol. And every place I've worked, come to think of it.
I said: In the workspaces, on average
Your places of employment doesn't make or break the average.
Damn, did his anecdotal evidence strike a nerve? You're usually such a fan of it.
