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| 1 | Single Dads vs Single Mom's: A Rant.I have not worked in those jobs. I’m currently getting an MBA in HR, so most of the classes I take focus on inclusion and discrimination. So I supposed I should have said that studies find since I personally haven’t had a first-hand experience being discriminated as an construction worker applicant. Jobs like becoming a construction worker are harder for women to obtain because of sex discrimination. I mean, pretty much anything that has a traditional gender role assigned to it make it more chal… | /r/MensRights | 10/05/21 02:25 PM |
| 1 | Single Dads vs Single Mom's: A Rant.I’m not saying they aren’t hard jobs or that they are easy. I just find that those types of jobs may be discriminatory towards women. I was focusing more on the financial impact. Men make more money than women, therefore they may have less of a finance burden than women do. I think single parenting in general sucks though. | /r/MensRights | 10/05/21 02:02 AM |
| 1 | Single Dads vs Single Mom's: A Rant.I can honestly say I don’t know any single Moms who say that single Dads have it easier. It both sucks. My mom raised me as a single mom because my dad was a POS. The only difference I see is that man can typically get a job that pays more (construction, security, or just anything tbh) than women so they have that advantage. Also, single dads seem to be more valued in society than single moms, but that’s just my perspective growing up. Good on you for raising your kids to be productive members o… | /r/MensRights | 09/05/21 10:25 PM |
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