Fiona Hall presents..BOXPARK TALKS: Gender Roles ft. Savage Dan, Gabriel Sion and Carina White PT.1

[@gkbgkb5028]

Dan built his studios with his bare hands - this is why he’s overseas all the time…do it yourself and fund your lifestyle or pay someone else to do it and fund their lifestyle…you tell me what makes more sense…

[@london_boy2494]

50:47 "what star sign are yoou" 😂😂😂😂

[@aoo2645]

Pretending in such situations shows emotional immaturity and lack of positive creativity. When you truly understand what your partner or loved one is passionate about and how it makes them feel. You can find still find positives in such situations and then accentuate them. That would have a better impact.

[@user-uu2fb7cd2z]

We can’t really define being a traditional woman based on modern values..Modern values indicate that many women of today think they can pick and choose the traits of a traditional woman and overall brand themselves as traditional however the traditional woman typically wouldn’t have been deemed a suitable candidate for a traditional man if she wasn’t a virigin or had children out of wedlock.. traditionally speaking in terms of gender roles women also wouldnt be working and embodying independence as the traditional woman in past years was raised solely to be a wife and mother not independent and wouldn’t place much value on their career,status and how much money they earn.

[@nicolewilliams3434]

Agreed.

[@michael43567]

Wish I could like this twice. Also, a traditional woman wouldn't be on a public panel to answer the question "are you a traditional woman". And a traditional woman wouldn't have a linocut public social media. The closest thing to a traditional woman is the Muslim women in the middle east

[@michael43567]

My thing is, just be consistent. If you want a 50/50 type relationship, do that. If you want a more traditional relationship, do that. Don't try pick & choose elements from both that suit you. For instance, have the man help out with cleaning, cooking & things with the baby, fine. But then don't now also require him to pay all the bills

[@nicolewilliams3434]

Great Discussion .

[@michael43567]

Unless you do some of his cooking/cleaning, it's pure entitlement to expect your male friend to cut your grass

[@aoo2645]

Pretend. Smh…good liar = good communicator?

[@nicolewilliams3434]

I could've sworn this discussion had a part 2?

[@mohamedabdi5329]

Gender roles chivalry and double standards what gender war Twitter topic you doing next? 😂😂😂

[@mattel2247]

I WISH SOMEONE CORRELATED THEIR MOTHER IN THE TOPIC OF CONVERSATION. BECAUSE MAN WILL LISTEN TO THEIR MOTHER AND HER DAY OR PROBLEM FROM BEGINNING TO END ALSO MEN WILL BE TRADITIONAL IN A HOUSEHOLD FOR THEIR MOTHER. SO ALL THIS SELECTIVE GENDER ROLE TALK IS TEMPORARY. ESPECIALLY WITH WOMEN WANTING TO CONTRIBUTE FINANCIALLY TOO.

[@ao9070]

Emotional soft life is a cry for men to be more feminine

[@thatguy2.09]

Dan came a long way. Used to be wotless chubby yout

[@michael43567]

So you want your duties as a woman to be shared between the both of you e.g. cooking, cleaning. But then you want the man's duties to be done solely by the man e.g. mowing the lawn, putting up shelves. It's not consistent. Like I said in a previous comment, it just sounds like (some) women just want the easiest scenario for themselves

[@michael43567]

no offence, but the chick with the braids has hit the wall. Not in terms of looks, but in terms of her finally realising (at the age of 38) the important aspects of a romantic relationship. I can almost guarantee she was happy to live the boss girl type lifestyle in her 20's. Dinner dates, attention, free entry into events etc. If she had the mentality she has now when she was 18, she would been happily married before 30.