Dario D.
Hi, ladies.
I was just curious as to what "women's issues" books address exactly. Can you list some topics?
I've noticed in the past that there are entire sections in book-stores on "women's issues", but almost nothing on men. (here's a fun fact: Amazon has 3,000 books on men's health, and 20,000 on women's. I know health is obviously more complicated for women, what with pregnancy and all, but that's still obviously at least an outer shell of "women's issues".)
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It's funny... (and I say this in the most whimsical, not-thought-out sense) 'Seems like the only issues MEN have are "women's issues" too. (at least going by stereotype) But I wish more men were more "issue-conscious", and then they would live longer. I think they just don't give a crap... or at least not as much of one, according to their stereotype in the western world.
I'm quite different in that regard - very analytical of allllll kids of issues on both sides of the aisle - but still wonder what some of these women's issues might be, in case any have slipped under my radar.
I was just curious as to what "women's issues" books address exactly. Can you list some topics?
I've noticed in the past that there are entire sections in book-stores on "women's issues", but almost nothing on men. (here's a fun fact: Amazon has 3,000 books on men's health, and 20,000 on women's. I know health is obviously more complicated for women, what with pregnancy and all, but that's still obviously at least an outer shell of "women's issues".)
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It's funny... (and I say this in the most whimsical, not-thought-out sense) 'Seems like the only issues MEN have are "women's issues" too. (at least going by stereotype) But I wish more men were more "issue-conscious", and then they would live longer. I think they just don't give a crap... or at least not as much of one, according to their stereotype in the western world.
I'm quite different in that regard - very analytical of allllll kids of issues on both sides of the aisle - but still wonder what some of these women's issues might be, in case any have slipped under my radar.
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