Men and women can never share the same responsibilities at home and in everyday life. Do you agree or disagree? Use specific reasons and details to support your answer.

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I believe that in a fair and equal
society
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men
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and
women
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, can share all the same responsibilities at
homeas
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home as
well as in everyday life. In a modern
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society
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there are no tasks, that would preclude any human being from being able to perform them fully and to
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gain expertise in relation to the task. The idea that roles are gender specific
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an archaic, and
out of date
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one which has no viability in the modern era.
The
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society
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does need to be fair as the only biological difference between
men
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and
woman
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women
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, is that
woman
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women
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are capable of more than
men
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, in that
woman
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are the only ones that can give birth to the future generations that all of us rely on. Since
women
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are capable of more than
men
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, and all life depends on
women
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, they should be assisted when needed during
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time, by way of either maternity leave, universal
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, the right to choose and so on. We no longer live in a
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society
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, or need physical strength in order to function in our regular
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lives.
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some
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may be naturally larger or stronger than some
women
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, physical strength no longer dictates how a person lives or if that person can live safely, and productively in a
society
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. As a
man
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I have never needed to rely on my strength for any task, and as a
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society
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we have developed tools, machines and an economy that have eliminated the need for any physical exertion on
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part in order to thrive. No longer does anyone need to grow or kill their own food, we all get it from the same local supermarkets. Stereotypical and
misyoginistic
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misogynistic
ideas
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as
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one are rooted in the past and are now thankfully out of date. The only thing that perpetuates these ideas are
men
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that do not want to live in a fair and equal
society
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and fear what their place would be
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if
women
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were treated equitably. They boost their own
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by pushing down others.

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Your essay presents a clear opinion and effectively argues for gender equality, demonstrating a strong understanding of the topic.
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    • Sentence 3 - Thesis
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    • Sentence 1 - Topic sentence
    • Sentence 2 - Example
    • Sentence 3 - Discussion
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    • Sentence 1 - Topic sentence
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