Housewives

Why is it that the stereotype of woman always being the housewives exist?

It seems a bit degrading that women are/were apparently not supposed to do anything 

else except take care of the children and do all the housework all day, everyday. They were

not even allowed to go out and fulfill their dreams and that's probably why there used to be a

lot of feminist groups out there that would be against all of this. It would sound wrong if a woman 

said that she wanted to go out and work or to be a pilot. I mean, there are a lot of successful woman 

out there living their dreams and what not and that's the way it should have been ages ago. Although

this stereotype is not as common as it used to be, it probably still exists today. 

Fake

Why is it that women/girls are always or most of the time bashed on for wearing too much makeup and

called a "cake face" and fake? But when they don't wear makeup they are called ugly and unattractive?

Today's society is so judgmental and nothing will ever please anyone to the fullest. It's ridiculous. Why say 

someone is fake for wearing makeup when you're just going to ridicule someone for not wearing makeup 

later on? Everyone should have their own choice to do as they please without feeling judged. 

Women and Cars

We've all heard of the stereotype that women can't drive. But if we go into

more depth in this stereotype, we know the stereotype that Asian women in particular

cannot drive or do not drive as well as other people. I believe that most stereotypes only look

and seem true because that is how we are now used to seeing things. We see Asian students as smarter 

and then that just makes Asian students live up to that stereotype because that is apparently what is 

expected. Same with driving, we keep saying that Asian women are the worst at driving and somehow

that has gotten into all the mental thoughts and the minds of Asian women today. 

Movies

It is said that women and men do things for different reasons and one example would be 

when a female watches a movie and when a male watches one. For example, let's talk about the

movie that just came out, The Avengers. Men are probably watching this movie just because their

favorite child hood super hero is in the movie or because they used to read the comics back in the day. 

But sometimes, we females think differently, we think that they are only watching the movie because one

of the actresses are "hot" or appealing to their eyes. For example, in The Avengers, Scarlett Johansson stars

as one of the female heroine's. We all know she has sexual appeal. I guess we girls should stop thinking that guys are only watching these movies because of the attractive female actresses and we should just know that they're just watching the movie because they actually want to see the movie because it seems entertaining.

Effort

Is it true that women put more effort into the relationship than men? Or vice versa?

This is a frequently asked question, apparently. I guess it really depends on what we

are comparing both genders to and the actual situation. On my defense, I think that women 

do put more effort into looking good for her man. And in my opinion I think that men put more

effort into actually making their significant other happy. (Depends, but in most cases that I've seen)

I honestly think that both women and men have an equal part in putting in effort whether it's by 

looking nice or actually keeping the relationship together.