Who is the stronger sex? Male or female? Women or men?

Who is the stronger sex? Male or female? Women or men? Women.

A number of people claim that governments, religions and education systems have added up to nothing more than a plot by men to suppress women, colluding to keep good women down. Keeping women pregnant was a way of controlling them even more. If this is true then if women are the stronger sex then how could men ever have achieved such total dominance over the world? Is it a male conspiracy?

Women are safer. Women have a wider arc of vision which makes them safer, but not many people think that this is true although it has been proven that in the UK in 1997, there were 4,132 child pedestrians killed or injured on the roads, of which 2,640 were boys and 1,492 were girls.

Today, latest research shows that the female brain operates significantly different to males. The female brain is slightly smaller than the male but studies show this to have no significance on the woman’s performance.

Women are smarter. Research shows that the left side of a girl’s brain develops more rapidly than that of a boy, which means girls speak sooner and better than boys, read earlier, and learn foreign language more quickly. It also explains why speech pathologists are booked solid for treatment on little boys. It’s obvious that women are smarter than men. Think about it – diamonds ...

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Women are less aggressive. A study of the University of Sydney showed that when confronted with a potentially aggressive conflict such as a schoolyard fight, 74% of boys used verbal or physical aggression to solve the problem whereas 78% of girls tried to walk away or negotiate the situation. Men also carry out 96% of burglaries and 88% of murders 90% of the people in prison are men.

Women are stronger. Although girls are born with smaller brains and less muscle mass than boys, they are in fact already the equivalent of a four to six week old boy. Contrary to popular myth, boys are more fragile than girls. Research shows that they are under performing at school, emotionally underdeveloped, and are increasingly vulnerable to all kinds of disorders from autism to dyslexia. In the UK level of autism is mushrooming from an estimated four per 10,000 births two decades ago to around one in 200 now – what is most striking is that the majority of these children are boys. Boys are more likely to than girls to suffer from any developmental disorder that you care to name

Women are equal. Who says being a chief executive controlling a corporation, flying a jumbo jet or programming a space shuttle’s computer is the ultimate measure of fulfillment? Men do. It’s their standard of excellence, not everyone’s. Many women feel that they are failures or that women in general have failed by not conquering male – dominated areas. That’s simply not true. Women haven’t failed; they’ve only failed to be like men.

Kate
Dixon