25 Everyday Actions That Shockingly Spark Double Standards Between Men and Women—Can You Spot Them?

25 Everyday Actions That Shockingly Spark Double Standards Between Men and Women—Can You Spot Them?

CC_Sierra , Brady Knoll Report

Two young boys standing barefoot in shallow water near a lakeshore, exploring and playing outdoors. Not wanting kids.

When a man is good with kids and/or wants kids some day, he is called “a catch” (you know, in combination with other good traits), meaning that the opposite (not being good with kids and/or not wanting kids some day) is common and normal, but not great.

A woman who does not want kids or is awkward with kids is seen with an unkind eye.

ChibiSailorMercury , Eric Lewis Report

Woman walking on city street in smart casual outfit, illustrating gender double standards as discussed online. Being assertive. Assertive women seen as ‘dominating’ and ‘intimidating,’ but assertive men are seen as ‘having incredible leadership skill’ and ‘confident and self-assured’ (Know this by comparing my teacher’s commentary on my leadership skills versus my male friend who did the exactly the same)

theVastlycreative , SuckTheButton Report

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Woman in a blue dress walking outdoors, carrying a beige bag and a folded item, reflecting gender double standards online. Walk out on their wife and kid. I know many men that have left their partners and their children. Barely visit their kids, make very little effort. No one really judges them that harshly for it.

But could you imagine if a woman walked out on her husband and children? Absolute monster.

magicfishfriend , joey zanotti Report

Woman working on laptop at home, gesturing towards a child, illustrating gender stereotypes discussed online. Have a child whilst also having a job.

Edit: I was actually referring to the stealth demotions and firings, denied promotions, etc, but as people have pointed out, yes there’s mom shaming too

AlterEdward , Ketut Subiyanto Report

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