animal studies where previously only male subjects may have been used. Without society-imposed gender roles for animals, it is hard to see how these differences are not innate.

There’s also the fact that people from eastern culture represent space differently than people from western culture. So are we to assume that’s also because of some innate difference in their brain? Obviously not. So i don’t know why we do that when it’s men and women.

People from eastern and western culture also represent space differently though.

So, if he is wrong on all counts, why is it, that no woman ever came close to win a chess world championship

I would ask why covering up because of religion is so much worse than covering up because of patriarchal cultural norms.

It might actually be completely true for you but I used to think the same thing until i realized that I just noticed it more when it came from a woman. The truth was, I actually did encounter more male misogynists but I just didn’t link their maleness and misogyny together but did think about the femaleness of the…

Well it could be any of the guys a woman slept with in 1-2 month period. That’s easily enough time to sleep with that many people, so it could take a few tries to find out who the father is. She should’ve just made a list of all the men and asked them to take the paternity test all at once. The maury show probably…

No that argument won’t work because then it becomes an issue of a woman’s bodily integrity. McFall v. Shimp has already set the precedent that a person cannot be forced to donate their body for the use of someone else.

Approximately one-third of infertility is attributed to the female partner, one-third attributed to the male partner and one-third is caused by a combination of problems in both partners or, is unexplained.

If he has an attachment to the embryos then he can hold on to the embryos for as long as he wants but he shouldn’t have the right to implant those embryos without Sofia’s approval.

So the embryo equally belongs to both of them, why should only he have the choice to decide what happens to it?

That’s not the same though. He’s not keeping the embryo as is, like you would if you keep a house to live in. A better comparison would be in a case where one wants to turn the house into a store or office or something and the other partner wants to get rid of it all together. Nothing can be done until both partners…

They agreed to make an embryo but not to have it implanted. So the embryo exists because they both consented to that, but since they both haven’t consented to having an embryo that belongs to both of them implanted, it shouldn’t be allowed until both parties agree.

I see the issue from both sides perfectly and understand exactly what it says in the quran. I was born into a muslim family but after thoroughly reading and studying the quran I could not respect the religion or any abrahamic religion for that matter. You didn’t read what i said correctly. People DO get pissed off…

There’s nothing wrong with women choosing to cover up but doing it because of Islam is absolutely sexist and demeaning to women. I don’t see anything wrong with a woman choosing to cover on her own because that’s what she’s comfortable with but a woman who covers because of some sort of Muslim/Catholic/Christian…

Do you go around interviewing Muslim women and ask them yourself why they do or do not cover up?

Yeah. I see feminist speak against the catholic/christian idea of modesty, that is also based on slut shaming and only required of girls and women. Yet many of those same feminists support the idea of Islamic modesty, which promotes rape culture just as much, if not more. Just because muslims are a marginalized group…

That’s probably what it is but it’s extremely stupid. If you’re a feminist who speaks up against rape culture, the idea that only modest women deserve respect, and against anti-gay sentiment then it doesn’t make sense for that person to be supportive of the Islamic tradition of hijab. I think maybe a lot of them don’t…

All those things you said are problematic too. I call out all the sexist things about western culture, the same way i point out the sexist traditions in Islamic culture. What I find confusing is how feminists can be against rape culture and the idea of modesty for women to protect them from men, yet support Islamic…

That’s very interesting. In pakistan it’s like considered a religious crime for a woman to do so and in in the pakistani and arab community in the US, I have found that some young people are okay with a woman leading if there are only women at the prayer but if there are men then, a man must lead. Women never lead at…