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• Children have a bright future. For example, they can be anyone they want, and
Also,
go to any schools they want.
child.
wowen can give a birth and raise a
Women and children are indispensable to stop declining in the working age
Generally speaking,
population.
nowen and children are feebler than men.
If we rescued all passagers from the sinking ship indiscriminately,
many women and childben won't be reserved even though robust young
wen were on rescue boat.
• It is the that gender discrimination is meaningless in urealachips, but
most of men have ethos, of "mentality" that women that should be
preceded. It is usually discibed "Ladies first".
Even if the men are in danger of dying in the cold cea, the watcity
Caves from the fidelity as Knights. Samurai Cannot be overturned.
in their latent thought.
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Generally speaking.
or
women are apt to take care of children more smoothly
than
wen
even if they are unmarried.
In Japan, the mentality of women that they latently have is called
wawan
"Bosei" or maternal instincts.
By way be picked up first on rescue boats, they should look
making after children and evacuate, with them more
the shipwreck.
swiftly than men.

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In evacuating shipuredes. The situation will fall into drops. In this case,
deciding a policy of order is effective from the perspective of
Saving as many lines as possible.
If
passagers
all keep
The policy that " Woven and children must
be soned first!!" in mind, both passengers and salvagers
can act
smoothly.
As a result. much more people should be saved and survive. Also,
this policy is easy to judge which people they we must save first.
Satuger Mothers usually do houseworks, raise their child, and attend community
If
activities and so
On the other hand, fathers usually only
The mother and a farther deceased, wobody
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he can't rely
ou
anyone.
ou.
work.
can raise their child, and
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Children absolutely aut fend for themselves. Who on the earth
Take care of the children?
Futhermore, men
usually caft do all of the houseworks, such as
cooking boundly and laundry and lill their dild to sleep.
Not every wan has complete paternity. It is Too Tough for these
hen To raise their clird, all by himself.