It's the weekend, I want to take a break from the political stuff *sort of).
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, 11-12-2016 at 11:21 PM (18075 Views)
Hiya!
So while I was reading about the meeting of the First Ladies (I know I just said I wouldn't talk about politics, don't worry it's just a mention!) they talked about the dresses they had picked to wear.
In the recent years, a lot of controversy has sparked over "why do you ask women what the wear and not the men?". As I read the article, it started to talk about the messages the clothes was trying to send.
And it kind of does make sense, also how the selection of dresses is more attuned with the artist that person has decided to work with. It's not to say that these two women are trying to communicate things through their clothes, but we can make inferences to their choices; I guess.
You can read more here; http://www.nytimes.com/2016/11/11/fa...rodriguez.html
It's not a sexist thing, and the female brain tends to be more diffusely organized; as opposed to males; which are more specific. For example, this is why men are better at looking at a map and giving directions.
It's not sexist, it's science.
It has been said that women are generally better at remembering routes. Bah I don't know, every person has a unique skill set.
All that I do know is that we are different and we should be treated as such. If you ever want to start qualifying peoples action based on predetermined rules, think of this; I am a male, with damage to my left hemisphere, front and back of the brain. I also have a diffuse axonal injury. So my masculine dominant traits are dormant, meaning they are there; I just enjoy doing (rather have to do) things differently than most males.