The only difference between a man and a woman is that a woman has the organs to carry and deliver a child. That’s what feminists try to emphasize.
The fact that a man is physically stronger than a woman is without question. It is a measurable ability, easily displayed and proven. There is no point to argue about which can do better in a purely physical activity when fully trained. It is why sports is pretty much played in single gender sessions. Nobody complains – it is the norm.
The fact that a woman is more beautiful than a man is without question. While this is not directly measurable, in a consensus both men and women can identify accepted forms of beauty in a person – it would be generally unanimous to define pleasant looking people. This is seen as an asset and everyone is comfortable with it.
Let’s now look at emotions. It is generally understood that a woman makes more emotional actions and decisions than men. There is much beauty in a decision making which doesn’t involve numbers and facts. In fact beauty on its own is purely a matter of pulling on those heart strings. We have unfortunately resorted to putting down emotions as generally glamorized or practically unimportant in terms of meritocracy. A person who is too emotional is considered weak, instead of being seen as a creative energetic being.
Can we really be equal genders? Are there not specific roles for us in society?