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Pregnancy does make women more vulnerable. Through pregnancy itself, childbirth, and the recovery period from childbirth.
Plus once they have children, the children's wellbeing becomes a higher priority than her own, and ensuring their immediate wellbeing would likely require meekly obeying the status quo.
Not just the state of pregnancy itself.
Female physiology and neurobiology are uniformly optimized towards gestation and child-rearing.
This puts them at an intractable disadvantage to men in almost all areas if a population becomes depraved enough to counterpose the genders competitively. For example, by indoctrinating women into thinking they are something they are not.
No amount of social engineering will change these basic properties, or mitigate the harm that stems from trying to undo them.
Female physiology and neurobiology are uniformly optimized towards gestation and child-rearing.
This puts them at an intractable disadvantage to men in almost all areas if a population becomes depraved enough to counterpose the genders competitively. For example, by indoctrinating women into thinking they are something they are not.
No amount of social engineering will change these basic properties, or mitigate the harm that stems from trying to undo them.
I wonder about this kind of comment. Does that make males' physiology and neuro-biology uniformly optimized towards being dicks?
We always hear how women are "strong and independent". But really, if women are so strong and independent"
then why were they so easily "oppressed" ? and the like in the first place?
Cavemen were physically stronger. Unfortunately, a lot of cavemen still exist in 2019.
We always hear how women are "strong and independent". But really, if women are so strong and independent"
then why were they so easily "oppressed" ? and the like in the first place?
They weren't. Men and women have always played different roles, but have been roughly equal overall, all things considered.
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