You aren't understanding what I said. In saying that even when you know the consecuences of your actions you shouldn't be forced to deal with them if there is an easy way to avoid them. the death of innocent people. Male "abortion" doesn't cause the death of a "person"
Continuing with your analogy, after you go to the hospital the doctor tells you that they have the technology that can easily heal your bones, but that they won't use it. When you ask them why the doctor says that you were fully aware that you could break a bone, therefore you are fully responsible for what happened to you and deserve to go through the pain of having a broken bone for whatever time your bone takes to heal
No habría tenido problema con ella si no hubiera acusado a alguien y simplemente contará una historia, no habría dañado a nadie, pero en el momento en el que acusa a alguien es diferente
In their logic makes sense. Girls are pushed by society to likes certain things (princesses, pink, etc) therefore some colors are more attractive to girls
In addition, we acknowledge that boys’ underperformance is frequently not an outcome of discrimination, but is more the result of an underlying set of gender norms and socially determined, unspoken expectations concerning gender roles. So, it's not a result of discrimination, it's a result of discrimination said with more words