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 Male Chauvinism or Feminism?

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Posted on 09-05-06 6:57 PM     Reply [Subscribe]
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I am writing this article not for me to be viewed as a chauvinist but out of compassion for the struggle that the female gender is staring in the name of feminism. Lets begin with the functionality of gender in the society. God has created two genders with individual social responsibilities. They have their own chemical, biological and hence physical limitations on each other. A man is not given the physical ability to reproduce while he is capable of more strenuous work. The "equality of the genders" needs to be an understanding that comes through education and not through a social mob struggle.

By fighting for the so called rights, I pity the women who are doubling their efforts of existence. They cannot dispense their motherly instincts. At some point of time they need a man in their life. They need to think about a family as a conviction for a social living. Having said that about women, I also stress the need for a women in a man's life. The man needs her more than a woman needs him. The existence is mutual. No one is superior to the other.

I do not say that women should not go to school. Education is the only means that people can understand the idea of equality. The priority is what matters. For a women, and her smooth living , the social responsibility needs more attention than her corporate personality. A women in social responsibility fills the position of her partner's mother to pour affection, a sibling that can understand his anger vents and above all be a good partner too. When the adaptation needs quite a substantial amount of time, the smoothness of the operation is hindered by the choice of pursuing corporate goals. Is it not double work now for the women? Work for a company and work for the family...? The struggle seems to me like a means of escaping family responsibility more than struggle for equality.

I see the "career" women affecting the society in two ways. They will not be satisfied with equality. They ask for more. A female manager in the Fortune #7 looks for a partner in Fortune #1.As an effect, not only have they contributed to the increase in competition towards the survival of the fittest but have mounted more pressure on the the more responsible gender of the society. The other aspect is their neglect of the social responsibility that soon vents out as frustration. From the aspect of the males, they need to view it as a responsibility to house a family and not restrict the freedom of his dependents. Its difficult but I perceive it smoother than the struggle.

There is one understanding and everything else will fall in place.
 
Posted on 09-08-06 6:05 AM     Reply [Subscribe]
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The fact that mine or anybody's level of maturity is being measured by you, Don, is definitely a sign of maturity on your part. Anyway, since you seem to have opinions that cannot be changed - again, a definite sign of maturity umm rather "old age", I, for one, would hate to take off that pair of glasses. My parting thought is, if you are that rigid in opinion and ideas, why post something that would draw reaction from all kinds.

Please refrain from making judgemental condescending comments - thank you.
 
Posted on 09-08-06 12:28 PM     Reply [Subscribe]
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Suna,

Although this topic is almost exhausted by now, I would appreciate to listen to your say. Give me some solace with arguments. I have my ears fully open, I use ear buds everyday :).
 
Posted on 09-10-06 10:10 PM     Reply [Subscribe]
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US,
i would never forget any carrear women who would have sidelined and rejected me (O:
 



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