aanallein
Bluelighter
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I actually think that men and women are very very similar. The perceived differences of the opposite are generally stronger than the real differences. Social pressures, norms, and culture probably influences all of this.
Any of us could throw ourselves into a comparison with respect to others of the same and opposite sex but we're limited by 1. our life experience and thus 2. the pool of people we have to compare with is limited and 3. our perceptions are biased heavily by the gender we are and thus, how we experienced life.
Every time I think to myself how different I compared to a woman something happens to slap me in the face and make me realize just how similar we actually are.
Physical strength or pain tolerance shouldn't even be categories btw. A gorilla has more physical strength than 99.99999% of human beings. Better? No. Otherwise we'd worship forklifts.
Any of us could throw ourselves into a comparison with respect to others of the same and opposite sex but we're limited by 1. our life experience and thus 2. the pool of people we have to compare with is limited and 3. our perceptions are biased heavily by the gender we are and thus, how we experienced life.
Every time I think to myself how different I compared to a woman something happens to slap me in the face and make me realize just how similar we actually are.
Physical strength or pain tolerance shouldn't even be categories btw. A gorilla has more physical strength than 99.99999% of human beings. Better? No. Otherwise we'd worship forklifts.