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there's this idea that in order to separate women from being oppressed they instead have to be brick wall strong especially in the emotional sense. its super contradictory and creates this image that soft or emotional women are somehow weaker or automatically oppressed instead of just personality or preference

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people may think men have to be the one bringing in the money in a relationship while women are stay at home moms

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It seems like people expect the world to be viewed equally by both genders, yet women have over and over expressed they often don't feel safe going out into the world, especially alone or at night. Usually this is due to the fear of aggression or harassments by men, yet when they try to speak out, they are told that it's "not all men" or there should be no reason to fear the world around them, instead of making an effort to make women feel safe.

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It seems almost taboo for men and women to be friends, and so when they are, people are always eager to assume that whatever's between them cannot be platonic. This ends up discouraging a lot of women from being friends with men they may enjoy the company of, as women are the ones who tend to be the most judgmental about this sort of thing.

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we have created an idea that at home woman should cook, but if cooking is a job men should do it.

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Men should give birth every once in a while, Seahorses do it, why can't we?!

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Abuse toward women is more easily detected and talked about than abuse toward men. Abuse is abuse, regardless of gender.

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women can't be the main source of money, and it's usually looked down upon for men to stay at home.

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Some people think that because you listen to female artists that it means you are probably a gay male

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For many gender reveal parties, girls are assigned the color pink and boys are assigned the color blue. This can be controversial because some believe that you shouldn't "choose" the gender of a future kid for them, and these reveal parties should be altered accordingly

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Women are expected to act polite, nurturing and dress is feminine ways. Men on the other hand, are expected to to be strong and bold.

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Women gotta squeeze that baby out.

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"Girly" cozy/life sim games are often looked down upon, and people who play them are often told they are "not real gamers." "Boyish" shooter games are often a more respected genre. The fact that we have gendered something like gaming is strange.

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Men are typically seen more as the money-providing and support for the family while women are seen as the caretakers and home. The male role in families is seen to provide resources, offer nurturance and support, and manage and maintain the family unit. Women are homemakers and housewifes.

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Women are often not promoted as often as men as well as not being paid the same. Men get paid more money than women because of unequal pay today.

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Women, in the past, have been expected to take care of the children and attend to household chores such as cooking and cleaning. Now, more and more women work, but personally, I haven't seen an equivalent shift in the amount of work men and women do in the home; women are now expected to manage the household and their careers. It's getting better, though.

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feeling judged as girls no matter what we wear (short/small clothes) i get called a try hard and begging for attention, (large/oversized) I'm trying to 'be like boys' or i must be insecure

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For years, women in the workforce tend to get less opportunities for raises and promotions than men.

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Many schools urge students to do what they excel at which for boys is typically science and math, and for girls english and history. If girls struggle in math classes it has to be their fault for not doing good enough in those fields because they're not reaching the high standard of boys. This goes the same way for english and history with boys.

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Not saying we should force women to enter the draft but males are forced to enter the draft simply because they are male

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When something needs to get carried, a teacher will say, " I need two strong boys to help me."

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the persisting idea that men are expected to propose to women, that brides are still typically "handed away" by another male figure in their lives during weddings, etc. can all be attributed to misogynistic expectations of marriage which have existed for a long time.

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Men were always expected to rarely cry and show little emotion. There is less of this stigma now.

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Gender roles effect people in school, at home, at work, in relationships etc, and can negatively effect both men and women in different ways. Men are supposed to be stronger and provide for families, but do not have emotion in our society. Furthermore, women are "supposed" to stay home and take care of kids, or are paid less for the same job compared to their male counterparts. Moreover, dress codes are targeted for only women, and women are supposed to be responsible for other people's distractions.

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how certain color and styles of clothing are "limited" to each gender

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Where the male cheerleading and volleyball team at?

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The difference in clothing between men and women are different.

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When it comes to the way that women show their appreciation and admiration for their favorite things/people, they tend to be shown as irrational and overly emotional. Specifically in relation to music artists, like boybands, women (fangirls) are shown in an immature light but if you compare it to something like sports, men usually aren't seen in that same way. Their passion for their interests is respected more.

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The stereotypes regarding gender and jobs. Women are more subjected to "supportive positions" like secretary or a nurse, while men take the dominant position. People look down on upon people who don't stay in these subjected categories. For example, oomf has said something like, "Wow, I've never seen a guy nurse before. That's weird."

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Women teachers seem more common than male teachers

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I see a lot of gender roles in school, especially starting when we were young. Little things like asking boys to lift things because boys are strong and girls aren't. On the flip side of that, boys have also been told when they were younger to man up or be tough which has led to a lot of the toxic masculinity we see now. I feel that a lot of these gender roles are starting to be seen as outdated and have society head in the right direction now where things are based off the person not gender.

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More dudes play clash royale than women

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In sports typically men are paid much more than there female counterparts

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The dress code is sexist as a girl can get dress coded for showing a collar bone because apparently it's "distracting" to boys but if a boy wears the same thing, they won't get dress coded

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men become more accomplished and have more opportunities when they play sports in high school rather than girls

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In jobs, people generally think women are nurses and men are doctors. Some gender roles have changed like in STEM, as more women have STEM related careers.

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Career related, more men go into science or math fields, but is getting better with more women in STEM. Also roles on who should be at home (traditional women) and at work (men), but again has definitely changed or gotten better and the lines on both these topics are blurred and more non-existent.

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Only girls wear skirts (That's been getting broke lately though)

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Chivalry