So you don’t see women allowed on the battlefield during war, as firefighters, or police officers and everything those departments had to go through in order to accommodate women as a radical change in industry, or business strategy?
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"Trans" is clearly a hot topic. But what is it?
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Callisto
Hellenismos, BTW
Not to the extent that you seem to be indicating.
what extent are you under the impression am I indicating?
Callisto
Hellenismos, BTW
Considering you repeatedly ask, I would say it's more than I consider it. Yes?
No. But my point is; cultural roles do and have changed according to my observation. When I look at traditional male and female roles of 100 years ago and compare them to today, I see a big difference. Perhaps you will disagree and that’s something we can agree to disagree on
Peace
Ken
Callisto
Hellenismos, BTW
Then I'm not clear why you kept asking if I didn't see it as a big difference/disruption. It appears that, in your estimation, I don't see the changes as big yet you're also saying "no" you don't see the changes being more disruptive than I do.
ok
You see the changes the same as I do; you just don't see them as a disruption; you see it as something else.Then I'm not clear why you kept asking if I didn't see it as a big difference/disruption. It appears that, in your estimation, I don't see the changes as big yet you're also saying "no" you don't see the changes being more disruptive than I do.
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mikkel_the_dane
My own religion
Is this a typo? If not, I don't understand what you are saying here.
