The conflation of “built for women” and “built for carework” makes me a little uncomfortable. Would stay-at-home fathers not face these challenges? Is it natural that women are responsible for such a disproportionate amount of care work?
And considering that men are much more likely to be victims of violence than women, IDK if they’re actually much safer in those “dead zones” or if they’re just more likely to take risks.
The conflation of “built for women” and “built for carework” makes me a little uncomfortable. Would stay-at-home fathers not face these challenges? Is it natural that women are responsible for such a disproportionate amount of care work?
And considering that men are much more likely to be victims of violence than women, IDK if they’re actually much safer in those “dead zones” or if they’re just more likely to take risks.