Some don't. Please understand that this is coming from THEM, not ME.I thought you said many men don't want to live up to society's expectations because it's too much.
While I agree that leadership is hard, I don't agree that it's the leader who is to blame. After all, once Adam's eyes were opened, WHO was the first person he blamed? Women in general have often been blamed for men's failures.It takes time, experience, and trial and error to delegate well for good results. Leadership is hard because when things go wrong, it's the leader who is to blame, not those following the lead. The leader has to put the outcome of those he leads ahead of his individual interests to be successful.
Sorry, but if my 'leader' husband wants to put me and our family in harm's way, I'm GOING to not follow.
Not. My. And. Other. Women's. Experiences. Even my "man of interest" has said that so many men are pretty dang selfish. And he's not the ONLY man who has said that.Often first to go without fun and treats, last to get what he wants if that's what it takes for the group being successful.
One day, a male friend of ours came home after being on tour (he's a musician) after several weeks. All he wanted to do, was to go to a certain beach and chill with his wife and kids. He invited us along. Me, my husband and two daughters. We were all for it...except for my husband. He didn't want to go. We didn't end up going. His reason? Because the beach our friend wanted to go to didn't have a boardwalk...and husband was afraid that HE would be called upon to 'entertain' the kids. Experienced time after time of situations like this where HE gets HIS needs met FIRST.
Yeah. Won't. Do. That. Again.
I wasn't prepared either. Terrible at cooking. First meal I made my husband was as a married woman was awful. Just AWFUL. Surprised he didn't get salmonela from undercooked chicken. My mother in law had given me the Joy of Cooking cookbook. After that first meal, I dug it out....and read it from cover to cover. Only took a few weeks before I was being complimented on my cooking.Just like I was unprepared to run a household and was terrible at it for a while, leadership is a skillset that my husband had to get better at through practice. It's not easy at all.
But I'll tell ya. Boyfriends I had BEFORE that, used to fault me for not being a 'woman'...and having the "cooking 'gene'".
Meanwhile, I had a boyfriend who boasted about the most accomplished chefs being MEN. So, I ask you...
If MEN are so accomplishe at cooking, why are women regulated to that task?