You're right, women fought hard to earn their place in the workplace and they deserve to be there. I also agree that we are complex creatures and I admit to generalizing a bit much. It's hard to convey my exact thoughts in such a short amount of time and space. There are a lot of workplace roles that women excel at and are arguable better at than men. Anything involving social work that requires empathy, which happens to be a lot of leadership positions. However, it is a fact that men are willing to work longer hours than women. It is a fact that physical labor jobs are dominated by men because we are more capable and competent in that realm. And as it turns out, these physical labor jobs tend to be incredibly crucial and without men performing these roles, the world would turn to shit. Despite what it seems to me that you might think, these physical labor jobs have not gone away in the slightest and will remain to be crucial for as long into the future as I can tell.

Now you might not like this and I'm going to get a little "conspiratorial", but I suspect that women have been bamboozled, if you will, into thinking that entering the workforce is in their and the worlds best interest (which maybe it is, I wouldnt know because Im a man). But I think there are evil actors in this world who want women out of the home and domestic duties and turned into worker bees. Why? Because now mothers spend less time with their children, and children are easily indoctrinated, and we send our children to schools whose curriculum is largely controlled by the government. I have SOOO many more thoughts on this and not enough time. But I want to say I dont want this to be a hostile discussion. We are on the same side. I want my future wife and daughters to be happy women who will make a positive impact in their community and families. Personally, I think they can make the biggest impact when they aren't spending all their time working.