Edmund Scientifics, after receiving negative feedback over the gendered nature of certain products:
Our original intent was not to project gender bias, but to organize our product selection in a…
Edmund Scientifics, after receiving negative feedback over the gendered nature of certain products:
Our original intent was not to project gender bias, but to organize our product selection in a…
Husband ordered to pay wife for lack of sex
Withholding sex from your spouse can lead to financial ruin.
(via thunderdolt)
But honey, which came first? The financial ruin or the withholding of sex? (Trick question because nobody is coming, ever!)
——— Faruk: ———
Interesting role reversal; in most Western cultu… okay, no, in the U.S.A. the courts are still likely to rule that a man deserves to have sex whenever he wants it from his wife, once married, and that she should submit to that.
Can’t say I agree with the French court, or the wife for monetarily suing her ex-husband over not providing sex, unless they both (or the wife alone) paid for extensive couple’s therapy for a long period of time prior to the divorce, and this lawsuit is to recuperate on the financial loss of that. But the article does not suggest anything like that took place, nor provide enough details to do a deeper search (and my French is virtually absent, to boot).
That said, whilst I may not agree, I also don’t feel bad for the guy; women have been imprisoned, beaten, and even killed in reverse-gender versions of this situation for as long as history has records on this. Perhaps this will get men all around to be more aware of gender disparities.
A 2007 report regarding Stereotype Threat: the effect where demographics that have a stereotype about them will perform worse simply by being reminded of it. Though dated, the report is just as…
Sady Doyle:
What matters is not which guys said it: What matters is that, when you put their statements side-by-side, they all sound like the exact same guy. And when you look at what they’re…
Sindelókë:
Having privilege isn’t something you can usually change, but that’s okay, because it’s not something you should be ashamed of, or feel bad about. Being told you have privilege, or that…
Perfect correction to a highly flawed Harvard Business Review article.
Short URL: http://farukat.es/p615
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