Yes, males are generally more mechanically minded. Generally. Whether that is nature or nurture or a combination, I honestly don't know. Not a psychologist. Some women will be interested in making cars "go fast" some men adore cooking and are still "manly." Generalities are just that. They don't describe every single person. Which is why people argue for the opportunity to be there in the first place. So people have a choice to do what interests them, not as a gender, but as a person. If a woman chooses to work in sewing, then so be it. If a man wants to work in aircraft engines, fine. Same is true of vice versa. Are you seriously against choice?
But you do realize of course that women working isn't a new thing even in the West, yeah?
With the industrial revolution especially, women were sought after to work in textile factories (among others) because of their smaller hands and willingness to work for less. Because poverty. And they worked as what we would label as children today. They also worked as Farmers, in paper factories and other jobs, often for less pay because.......well 1800s. On top of that they still would have had to raise the kids.
So are you saying that men aren't capable of both working a job and helping to raise the kids? Women have been doing it for at least a century in the West. At least the lower class women.
