1. Women are considered to be born homemakers
Men are often perceived as more likely to live in dirty and messy environments, while women are seen as more focused on cleanliness, cooking, and household chores. However, what's often overlooked is that women, in addition to their families, also have significant responsibilities and needs in areas such as career and education.
2. Perception of friends of the opposite sex
It seems to be a common perception that a woman having many male confidants is better than a man having many female confidants. Relationships between men and women are often subject to suspicion.
3. The impact of age on love
When women reach a certain age, they and those around them expect them to settle down, and the way to achieve this is by starting a family. However, society applies a different standard to men; men who are still single in their forties do not feel any more pressure than women.
4. Emotional experiences
If a man has a rich romantic history, he usually won't be criticized. But if this happens to a woman, she will be seen as having a casual attitude towards relationships.
