Do you think if mothers dressed and treated there boys as girls for a period of time, would this teach the boys more respect for woman
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I think it might, but I don't necessarily like this method. It feels a lot like "Do you know how we can end world hunger? Kill the hungry!" I mean, it would work, but it's not the most optimal solution.
I'm fine with boys acting like girls and girls acting like boys, but I don't like the idea of their parents putting that upon them. Hell, I wish there were no such labels of what "acting as a man" is and "acting like a lady". We're all humans and all just as capable. Why should our difference in gender change the way we treat each other? I grew up as a straight male and I respond to women equally to men. And if I could learn to respect women without needing to be treated as one, why can't others? :/
I'm fine with boys acting like girls and girls acting like boys, but I don't like the idea of their parents putting that upon them. Hell, I wish there were no such labels of what "acting as a man" is and "acting like a lady". We're all humans and all just as capable. Why should our difference in gender change the way we treat each other? I grew up as a straight male and I respond to women equally to men. And if I could learn to respect women without needing to be treated as one, why can't others? :/