A chef is a professional, keeping a home is a woman's work.
A chef is a professional, keeping a home is a woman's work.
For those who don't want to watch the clip, the questions the man asks a woman is.
Why is it that, when a woman doesn't have a man she has to take on a masculine roll, but when a man doesn't have a woman he doesn't have to necessarily take on a feminine roll?
Wouldn't that prove masculinity is more essential for survival than femininity?
If that's true, then why is masculinity seen as toxic?
For those who don't want to watch the clip, the questions the man asks a woman is.
>Why is it that, when a woman doesn't have a man she has to take on a masculine roll, but when a man doesn't have a woman he doesn't have to necessarily take on a feminine roll?
> Wouldn't that prove masculinity is more essential for survival than femininity?
> If that's true, then why is masculinity seen as toxic?
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