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Because of the word limit, I didn't get a chance to
comment on your writing about the various disadvantages
faced by men in their earlier traditional roles.
To a man, the main advantage was that he had
relatively greater access to wealth, power and
prestige.
He could earn more money, control more of his environment,
and experience a range of career and other opportunities
that were beyond the reach of most women.
The main disadvantage was the tremendous stress associated
with a life of competition, repressed feelings, and
fear of failure.
The statistics tell the story. Compared to women, men had
a higher suicide rate, higher rate for severe mental
disorders, and a much higher rate of alcoholism.
Men committed a higher percentage of all serious crimes and
constituted a higher percentage of prison inmates.
They were also far more likely than women to suffer
stress-related diseases such as ulcers, hypertension,
and asthma. The bleakest statistic is life expectancy:
men die seven years sooner than the average female.
It is hard at times to believe that this catalogue of woes
applies to the group that is supposed to be historically
in the upper stratum in sexual stratification.
We need to address the attitudes and the limitations of
gender - that they cease to exist for both groups.
Male and female.