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I'm new school enough that I don't like unnecessary imposition of gender roles. I want a world where men and women can both make choices with as few external restrictions as possible.
I don't get my fuel at a cheaper price than a women, I don't get a cheaper airfare, I'm on the same pay scales as my female co-workers. Hard for me to see why my gender should require me to be the one to carry the cost for someone elses lifestyle choices.
I'll stand for those who appear to be physically less capable of standing than I am on public transport but I don't assume that women are somehow less capable than I am.
People generally don't break up by playing the system but many use the system to their advantage when they do break up and from what I understand often one partner does not know that it is coming.
They keep hoping that they will be able to work through the problems in the relationship, they might take their marriage vows more seriously than the other party does, they may see checking their legal options as a betrayal of the relationship or just not have any comprehension of the mine field they face.
If you don't agree with men sitting on welfare and leaving mothers to pay all the costs how are you when it's women sitting on welfare and leaving fathers to pay all the costs?
I've played an active part in my sons life right from the start. I've working full time and done much of the care outside of work hours.
I disagree with a system that assumes because of my gender I'm less important in my sons life than his mother.
I don't accept that the restrictions that lead my direct parenting role to be outside work hours (but still an every day role) could somehow mean that a few visits a year should be OK.
R0bert