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1 year ago

Gender Roles in Marriage: Embracing Change in Modern Marriages

Marriage, once perceived as a union rooted in strict gender roles, has undergone a significant transformation in recent decades. Traditional gender roles, where men were expected to be the primary breadwinners and women the homemakers, have evolved into more fluid partnerships. Modern marriages are witnessing a paradigm shift, challenging societal norms and fostering a new era of equality and…

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Marriage and Gender Roles - Keeping Tradition Alive in Modern Times

Marriage has long been considered a cornerstone of human society, a bond that brings individuals together to form families and communities. Throughout history, it has been deeply intertwined with cultural norms and societal expectations, including the roles and responsibilities assigned to each gender within the marriage. However, as society evolves and notions of equality gain prominence, the…

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thedearladydisdain

4 months ago

"Defining women as "adult human females" is so limiting"

Literally how? It's just defining the most basic physical traits, and you have complete freedom from there. "Adult human female" prescribes nothing about personality, interests, values, style, talents, skills, careers, or capabilities. Defining womanhood or non-womanhood as a feeling based on stereotypes of gender, meanwhile, is EXACTLY what I'd call "limiting."