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Steve Moxon indicated the dynamic that men will not compete with women, they will defer to them. https://stevemoxon.co.uk/the-sexual-divide/
That’s all very well in a domestic environment, the damage being limited to henpecked husbands. But in business, politics, jurisprudence, just one woman on a decision-making committee will skew the results in female favour. 50% female representation places male interests forever as an afterthought.
And, if any man is foolish enough to behave competitively towards a woman in the workplace, perhaps blocking her next promotion because he is demonstrably more competent, women have a further trick at their disposal. They will deliberately ‘mis-read’ his engagement with her interests as ‘flirting’. A bit of embellishment, a trip to HR, and it’s bye-bye male rival.
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Just a reminder of the lunacy in the Prison Service Prison guard pals who fell for a pair of drug-dealing brothers make bid for freedom I expect the two women were shocked they got a Prison term, given the penchant (due to Gov. Policy) for suspending such things. Even the MSM has occasionally noticed the constant parade of such cases. Are Prisoners too clever for female Prison Officers and find them easy to seduce? Or are young women too susceptible to romantic overtures from archetypal “bad boys”? Or maybe they are apt to fantasize about taming a macho man as in their romantic fiction? Maybe just flattered by male attention? What is clear is that non of this can be good for the running of Prisons.
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