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The problem is that there have never been that many jobs to go around. Women have taken over a significant portion of the working class, but humanity will always look at men to be the providers regardless of equal opportunity bs.

I don't think gender roles is a primary factor here, like everyone else has been saying. Maybe that's where the disconnect has been. I think it's pretty much a universal requirement. It's only been less so for women because women haven't been allowed or expected to work outside the home for that long. Men reserved the working world to ourselves for a long ass time, so of course we're going to be judged based on our success in that world. As women catch up to or surpass men as workers and income earners, they'll gradually be judged more harshly on that basis. It's already happening. Like I said, there's almost no chance I'd accept a legit unemployed woman as my significant other.
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