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Well, i'm a women, IM FOR IT! Because women, they are tough, they are strong. Think about it, your
mom? She cleans the house for you. She cleans everything. She cooks for you, etc etc. |
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Exactly! We clean, cook, feed, work, give people LIFE!!!! |
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I think that women do work harder than men in some jobs but not all and they don't work harder to
make themselves look stronger or to prove a point which is what i think most men do. Women work
harder because they are doing it for a living like the single mums. If they don't have one job then
they have more than one just so their children have a better education, and so they have nice things
like my mum does. She has two jobs so that i can have nice things and have a better education. She
is very hardworking and spends almost every minute of everyday working!! Men do work hard, there's
no doubt about that but just not as hard as women do!!! |
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I think women tend to be more organised in the work place than men, thus end up doing more
work.......
Can't believe i just said that, hope the wife doesn't read this....... |
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I do not think that this debate is sexist and I do believe that women do work harder than men. Yes,
men may have more physical responsibilities in the work place, but a woman's job is never done.
After the woman has worked for eight to ten hour during the day, she has to come home and work for
her family. She has to fix dinner, care for the kids, clean, and more. A woman usually works from
the minute she wakes up until the minute she falls asleep. Many men will work eight to ten hours,
then come home and do nothing more. Not all men are like that, but the majority are. Therefore, I
believe that women do work longer, work harder and receive less gratitude and recognition for all
she does. |
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Well i think they used to, but now they dont they put the same amount of effort in their work, they
used to because they wanted the right to work and when they got the oppertuinty they wanted to prove
themselves... But all in all i aree with SILKEMIND3 it is a really sexist debate... |
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It really just depends on if the person in question is lazy or not!
In general, men are the people with the job that earns the money for the family. They work very
hard, but that does not mean that women don't.
Men sometimes underestimate the amount of work a housewife needs to do. Staying at home with the
kids, especially when they are a bit older and away at school, while doing a little bit of cooking
and cleaning, may not seem like a tough job, but it is.
However, if the woman has a job and works, say, eight hours a day, and comes back home and is
expected to cook and clean, then she is doing a lot more than the man (unless he works night shifts
as well...) |
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I think women and men work at the same amount of time |
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No. In many respects men and women work equally as hard. Oh, and that like really depends too... |
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You can't mean all jobs. Women can be better and some things and men can be better at some things.
But this debate is about sexism and stereotypes. We draft men only for a reason in the military. Men
went just through alot working factories as well as other places just as women did as housewives in
the days when those things were common. |
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No, I do not see this as happening.
I think men work hard enough, but women work longer....a woman's work is never done. |
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Lets not pick sides. |
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Men definitely work harder. Women stress out about it alot more though. |
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Stereotyping is naughty. |
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NO SEX WORKS HARDER THAN THE OTHER!
Dedication is not based on the gender, its based on the PERSON.
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Just in the microcosm of my wife and I you can’t make a definitive statement on this subject. In
the time we’ve been together those aspects have switched back and forth depending our jobs, our
personal endeavors, our goals as a couple, and just our personal state of mind. If you can’t even
make a firm statement on two people then you certainly can’t about 7 billion. |
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Have to agree with SIKLEMIND3 this debate is completely sexist. There are both hardworking and lazy
men and women. |
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I'm sorry, that's too general a statement women as a whole do not work harder than me and men as a
whole do not work harder than women it an individual think each person is different. |
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It all depends on the individual person, but by and large, men are just as hard of workers as women.
I run my own business and I find no discernable difference between how hard working male workers
are compared to female workers. As far as the 'women's work is never done' comment, men contribute
equally to household chores. I'm single, so I have to take care of every household chore myself and
my friends do the same, or go 50-50 with their wives on household chores. |
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As to the "longer" part, in 1999 (old stats, i know)
64% of men had a full-time job
compared to 41% of women |
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I disagree. My father is an hardcore perfectionist. He will not declare his work finished as long as
a single thing is not perfect. On the other hand, my mother is as lousy as lousy can get, and often
won't do her chores at all. I have noticed this trend in other homes as well. I believe it's just a
matter of the person, rather than a worldwide fact. |
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I agree with sicklemind! This is sexist! You can get hard working men, you can get hard working
woman! You can get lazy men, you can get lazy woman! |
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No i think men work harder IN MOST CASES they have to construction jobs, lift up heavy things and
come home with back pain while women study and get home to cook clean and watch the kids, which
doesn;t require a limit of time. BUT SOMETIMS IS THE OPOSITE WAY!!!!! |
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It depends on the person not their gender. This is an extremely sexist debate |
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