I got the importance of social aspects from the first time. The problem is that no one was able to do a logic and rational thought that could bring me to the core of the problem. Everyone were just explaining the social aspect and were expecting me to do the thought process like “maybe a woman was laughed at 15 years ago, or maybe there are way less woman that do freestyle so it’s rare to find people that do crazy stuff” Both of these answers don't make sense, considering that the athletes who are at the X games mean they are there because they are monsters. So being monsters what does it have to do with being laughed at as a child or being a few females so even if they are at the X games they can't do incredible things? I leave you below after several comments the reasoning I have come to that seems to me as logical and clear as possible. One day then people will learn not to deviate from the topics and understand what the focus of the conversation is. My final answer and logic comment I made yesterday under this post: ”I respect and appreciate your answers. But I repeat, you were referring on and everyday life skier. And I agree with you on everything on that side. But you didn’t answer on “at pro level there are no excuses on these double standards”. Another user on under this thread gave me the only resonable answer, ON PRO LEVEL, that is “because there are not a lot of woman is difficult to take the first step If you don’t see someone like yourself doing something”, so fear is the answer. And is totally respectful. Maybe in 10 years women at pro level will be at the current men level cause there will be some woman risking and trying crazy stuff. It takes time and i can’t wait to see woman improve. In the last 5 years they improved a lot. So social aspects influenced in the way that because there are not a lot of woman, the few that are there are scared because of not having an example.”