gender double standards?

I remember reading something like that before. It also has to do with job choices since men usually take higher risk higher paying jobs like logging or crab fishing while women take lower risk jobs like retail and daycare.

 

I know where I work they have set pay rates based on years of experience etc

If you're not making what a man makes, it's because he simply has more experience/years on the job

 

Yeah my job works on how much you bring in. Race gender religion none of that shit matters if your numbers are right

 

I got some real estate in Antarctica you should really take a look at....

Your making too much sense fam...

A bit exaggerated with the retail and daycare, but there are very few women jumping to become firefighters, longshoremen or frackers. Hell I live near MIT and you would be shocked at the ratio of Male/Female engineers they put out, and that is simple choice of profession. I'm proud to say I know one lady that graduated near top of her class there.

Don't even start with the stuff about female CEO's or the business world. Sorry but men don't take a few years off to start a family, they do BOTH simultaneously which = value.

 

My point was pointing out female dominated areas which don't make a lot of money. Also women pick professions based on the idea they want to have a family one day. Ask a hundred female teachers why they got into the profession and at least 80 will say it was a profession that would allow them to be home for their kids when they reach school age.

 

free speech protection is only when the govt is trying to put u in jail for saying something crazy.

u maybe rite in that if it was an unknown person nothing wouldve been said.

but check out what he said tho. not just the slut thing but he stated that she got blasted by a team at some point in the tourney.

so the fact that she blasted the boys before that ...well it doesnt mean nothing. at the same time did society set this up for him to say that.

 

I'm confused by this reply. Your beginning reference seems to indicate that you disagree with my post, but you then go on to site examples that support my conclusion.

 

:smt042

 

I sincerely doubt this. Those women more than likely chose to be a teacher because they were exposed to the teaching profession and liked it. If they are honestly thinking of children, they would realize that that profession doesn't pay well.

 

They also banked on being married. They take lower salaries because they figure their husbands will make more.

 

i think they choose teaching because society , historically, pushes the profession on them. also mostly is its a public service issue


i will agree with u on this...u better marry money cause it dont pay crap. i think it doesnt cause its considered a womans job

 

Well so is a nurse and they get paid really well. The issue I think with teaching is most under value a quality education and view teaching as babysitting. It's very sad and shows you why our education system sucks right now.

 

yep no doubt

 

Life isnt supposed to be fair