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1	How do you define accountability, and what specific things should someone do, in your opinion, to “take accountability”? Thats an interesting observation. For me, I can echo your experience that women often are really good at taking accountability at work. However, I'll also add my experience that some of the most insane evasions of accountability I've seen in my life have been from men at work. I've never really felt accountability, in the sense its used here, to be overly important in a long-term relationship. I think decency, loyalty, respect and kindness are the cornerstones of a relationship, and I think thes…	/r/PurplePillDebate	14/03/25 05:54 PM
1	While just 35% of Britons identify as a feminist, 83% believe men and women should be equal in every way The first question feels like a bit of a trap to me, when you restrict the respondant's ability to elaborate. Personally I think if you ask a feminist from a country with a draft whether they would vote yes or no in a hypthetical referendum to expand the draft to women, it is completely fair for them to say "I don't agree with having a draft at all but <insert answer here>". Not wanting to expand the draft to women because you believe its men responsibility to die in war, is very different to no…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	14/03/25 04:54 PM