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I bet he just walked in the door getting home from work, too.
https://youtu.be/jSt_Ipqk71Y
Nah, they got home at the same time.
This is fake news. She walked in the door and didn't disappear into the bathroom for half an hour.
This makes me think that they are not necessarily stronger than the lion but rather said in cahoots with it, in that sense that they exert themselves for its well being and seed.
So yeah definitely, females are strong and often more so than we give them credit or sort of in a subjective way 'objectively' view them.
I think mental strength and endurance in the human species is admirable in whichever, well...
in almost whichever form it comes.
Just as harmful of a stereotype as OP's failure to [initially] accurately convey differences of muscle-type as the key-point of discussion / reasoning, leading to a (potentially unintentional) misrepresentation of superiority & inferiority.
There is nothing in a double X chromosome that imparts divine, or experienced, or even reliable, or impartial, - knowledge - or good judgement unto a person by default, which an XY chromosome would supposedly lack; it simply isn't the case.
Personally, I'm more inclined to believe in the concept of "hongaku".
Sometimes people just need a little extra help finding their own way.
Although you're wrong. In the studies that have been conducted while males and females tend to have about the same level of intelligence, female intelligence tends to be more emotional intelligent whereas male intelligence tends to gravitate towards more industrial side.
There's always the exception to the rule but it certainly explains things like males gravitating towards Stem fields whereas females gravitate towards nurturing roles.
That doesn't make me wrong, on that point. Try re-reading Irene's post.
I'm not saying that people don't have differences, I'm just refuting the claim that one sex is inherently "wiser" than the other.
Eating, playing, sleeping and.....