Personally I prefer to refer to the broader term “toxic gender roles” as it covers a wider range of interdependent behaviors. I also think it goes deeper than just submissive femininity. It’s the old nature vs nurture argument. It’s not all societal. Some of it is biological. Larger, more physically imposing-looking men being preferred by the majority of women cuts across all times and cultures.
I don’t buy this nature thing. All societies have been exposed to violence, and women make babies. Then the same causes will lead to the same consequences.
Women making babies is culture? And as far as violence being culture, that has never been eliminated from any society and I don’t see it happening any time soon.
Personally I prefer to refer to the broader term “toxic gender roles” as it covers a wider range of interdependent behaviors. I also think it goes deeper than just submissive femininity. It’s the old nature vs nurture argument. It’s not all societal. Some of it is biological. Larger, more physically imposing-looking men being preferred by the majority of women cuts across all times and cultures.
I don’t buy this nature thing. All societies have been exposed to violence, and women make babies. Then the same causes will lead to the same consequences.
So it’s hopeless and cannot be changed then?
It’s the opposite. Because it’s not nature but culture, it can be changed.
Women making babies is culture? And as far as violence being culture, that has never been eliminated from any society and I don’t see it happening any time soon.
You should certainly try to understand this in a different way, because you obviously misunderstood this badly.