Steemit Engagement Challenge, S9w1 : "Women Are Always Right!”

Greetings and welcome to my blog. How's everything going, I hope everything is going well for you all. I'm very pleased to participate in this fantastic competition. What a lovely topic to discuss: "Women Are Always Right."

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Are women always right or do men rather give in? Give us your opinion and give us your reasons why you say so.
• Are women always right?
• Does men rather give in?
• Or is it both?

First off, generalising that women are always right is untrue because everyone has the potential to be either right or wrong depending on the circumstances and context, regardless of their gender. Assuming that males constantly give in is also unfair since it suggests that they are unable to stand up for themselves and make their own judgements.

According to study, men and women approach and resolve problems in different ways when making decisions. According to several research, women frequently take a more collaborative approach, consulting others and weighing many viewpoints before deciding. Contrarily, men can be more inclined to take a competitive position, aiming to establish their authority and control in a given situation.

It's important to undrstand that not everyone makes decisions in the same way, despite the fact that individual traits, societal norms, and environmental factors can all influence decision-making. Not to mention, there are several aspects that affect whther someone is "right" or "wrong" in a particular situation, it is up to individuals to assess the available information and draw well informed conclusions based on their thoughts and aims.

Do you think women should get away with “being always right”?

In my opinion to presume that anyone, regardless of gender, is alwayz right is neither fair nor true. When making judgements, it's critical to take into account all relevant information and viewpoints because such assumptions might result in misunderstandings and disputes. It's crucial to consider these elements while judging a scenario because each person has their own distinctive experiences and knowledge.

We should attempt to make knowledgeable decisions based on facts and logic rather than depending on stereotypes or assumptions. This can ensure that we take into account all important viewpoints and steer clear of making decisions that are influenced by bias or inaccurate information. We may collaborate to produce more equitable and successful outcomes for all parties involved by building a culture of respect and collaboration.

Name 3 things that women are always right about.

Regarding raising their children, women are correct. They are too concerned for their kids, which gives the kids a sense of security.

In my opinion, women's sense of style in terms of clothing is correct. Women obviously never compromise on their sense of style in clothing.

Not to mention, when it comes to housework, women are always correct. Without women, I don't think a house chorus could be run.

If you've experienced an incident where a woman was right or wrong, share it with us.

Yes, I've had a situation when a woman erred. A few years ago, I was heading somewhere with my cousin so she could visit her friend's home. I advised her to take a lengthy route because the shorter one was terrible. She countered that the shorter path is better, although I was previously aware of the poor state of that route. She didn't understand, though, as I headed down the shorter path and arrived at a section of road with large patch holes. This episode cost me about $300.

Do you have any advice (women for the men or men for women?)

Whether you're speaking to a prson of the same gender or a different gender, it is crucial to listen attentively and actively. Try to comprehend their viewpoint and, if necessary, clarify with questions.

Empathy is the capacity to recognise and feel another person's emotions. You can strengthen your interactions with people of either gender by developing a greater understanding of their viewpoints and experiences via the practise of empathy.

Avoid creating assumptions or generalisations based on a person's gender. Because each person is different, their thoughts and experiences might not match your expectations based on their gender.

Clarify your communication: Strong relationships with people of either gender can only be achieved via effective communication. When expressing your thoughts and emotions, be succinct and direct. You should also be receptive to criticism from others.

Boundaries should be respected: Regardless of a person's gender, it's crucial to respect others' boundaries. Be considerate of other people's personal space and comfort levels before touching or making any other physical contact and always get permission.

I invite @ninapenda & @irru3 to participate in this contest.