is a different standard of behavior and apperance often placed in women?
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Define different. You could as easily say a different standard is expected of men. The answer is yes, though. Women are expected to behave differently than men. The consequences if they do not behave as expected are often severe...
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To answer this question one must believe in the stereotypical characteristics of both men and women. I don't believe in them, however there are some basic truisms to both genders. \n\nWomen tend to be concerned with how they feel on the inside and men tend to be concerned with how they feel on the outside. Again, I am being very broad here and obviously this too is a generalization. \n\nSo using the above generalization, a woman with a masculine attitude would be someone who was shallow in their emotions, or not able to express them openly and who was more concerned with the tangible than the esoteric.\n\nUsing my premise that masculine or feminine characteristics are not limited to any one gender, and erroneously used to label behavior that is neither male or female but human, the above example I give is learned rather than hormonal. Hormones will give you physical characteristics of either gender, but they cannot change the psyche which many times is formed from those around the person such as parents and community.\n\nAll of this is different than sexuality which is chemical and has nothing to do with hormones or learned behavior.
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They are such multi-faceted beings !!!\n\nFemale dysfunction.  Despite significant anatomic and embryologic parallels between men and women, the multifaceted nature of female dysfunction clearly is distinct from that of the male.
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There are two traditions depending on time and place.  Women have been regarded as chattel and as near-equals.  The respective gender roles vary wildly between the two traditions.
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Well that phrase comes from a book of the same name. Its just pointing out that male/female are 2 very different creatures regarding; thought process, wants/needs, and just about anything else you can think of. I'm not saying one is better than the other, just 2 sides of the same coin.
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Yes, up to a point but just don't get to aggressive. It can get weird if a woman becomes too pushy. But yes it does fell nice when a woman does show that she is interested enough in you to make some moves of her own.
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Honesty Integrity and character not only matter to me as a woman, but more importantly, those things also matter to God, and any woman who would turn that type quality down in a man or put a man down because of those qualities isn't worth being with... if you live your standards high you will end up with a woman who also has high standards, and when you get a relationship like that, there is much less chance for the relationship to fail in the long haul.
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it depends on the attitude. i like a woman to have a confident attitude but not a cocky one. any woman or person who thinks they're better then others is a major turn off.
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Women are Women, the only difference is WHO they are. So to answer your question---NO.
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Hi, \n\nGood can answer your question now!!\n\nWell I believe it is predominant because\n\nMany woman have either wisened up or know\n\nOf the riskd of sex, But want to please men\n\nAnyway this is their way of doing so to keep happy\n\nThanks!!
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Women are all different as are men.  Our behaviors set us apart from each other, whether it is how we dress to how we carry ourselves.  Some are more carefree and others more judgmental.  And of course, our morals also vary which have stereotyped so many genres to place us in.\n\nIt doesn't make it right but it is the way the moral majority work.
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Variations in measurement attributable to peoples' behaviour.
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Many men/women tend to look past that quality which makes that person special.  Our society rewards beauty, and while this is not fair, it is a fact.\n\nFor those who are guided by their own standards and phiolsophy, we see the person for what they are. Caring, loving. Worth having.  Hope this has helped.
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I don't think it's just women.  Men do both as well.  I think it's just preference..and whether the person cares about their environment.
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In my experience stereotyping has no affect on a woman's actual performance.  It can and does affect the opportunities she is given to perform and the way her performance is viewed by others.  If a supervisor assumes all women are emotional and flighty he won't put them in decision making or challenging positions, this denies women a fair opportunity to show what they can do.  Human beings make mistakes, it's inevitable, that's why we have quality control procedures and redundant checks, but a man with a prejudice against women will let men slide, but, when a woman makes the same mistake under the same circumstances, he'll make an issue of how this proves that women don't belong in the work force.  I spent 20 years in the U.S. Navy, I've worked for and with women, and I've had women work for me.  My experience is that people are people, some good some bad, some talented some not, some that were a joy to work with and some I wanted to toss over the side, to evaluate a worker by anything other than performance, especially by things as meaningless as gender or skin color, is to rob you, as a supervisor, of a potentially invaluable asset.
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I would imagine so.  Most have strong morals and values and are strong women period.
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Women tend to be smaller than men.