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What Women Do Better

Maybe you have seen the recent headline that women do many things better than men. Is that true?

Well several studies have apparently come up with 12 things that women do better than men. Take a look and see what you think:

We are cleaner

We interview better

We evolve hotter (which means we are getting better looking while men are staying the same)

We are more likely to survive a car accident

We are better at talking through our problems (seeking comfort)

We are less likely to lose our job during a recession

We are more likely to graduate from college

We tend to eat healthier

Our immune systems are stronger

We live longer

We are better managers

We do a better job at investing

As I look at this list and compare my husband to myself, I’m not entirely convinced this is true. I suppose when you are looking at statistics (such as car accidents), you can’t really argue with it.

But…I think the general message that is being sent is wrong. Let me explain why.

I don’t know if you have noticed but in the past several years, men have been getting portrayed in a negative light more and more. This negativity of men is seen not only in movies but in many television shows, especially sitcoms.

They are often portrayed as being incompetent and dumb. They think about one thing only. They don’t have a clue on how to raise children. These are the messages we are receiving.

So when we come out with a headline that women can do all of these things better, we are only adding fuel to the fire. And in looking over this list, I would have to say that my husband is better than me in several areas.

Men and women are different. We come with strengths and weaknesses. But we also complement one another.

There are some things men do better and some that women do better. But this isn’t supposed to be a competition.

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About Stephanie Romero

Stephanie Romero is a professional blogger for Families and full-time web content writer. She is the author and instructor of an online course, "Recovery from Abuse," which is currently being used in a prison as part of a character-based program. She has been married to her husband Dan for 21 years and is the mother of two teenage children who live at home and one who is serving in the Air Force.