What Is Women's Specialization?

They want their specialisation to be recognised, valued and respected. Internet comments often refer to the specialisation as "mum" or "wife" or "homemaker", but are these the correct terms? Women often are "mums" or "wives" and work in the home, but these roles are not the specialisation. <br><br>In 100+ years of women's rights, women have not been able to define the specialisation. A specialisation is defined as a particular job, area of study, or position. A doctor is a specialisation, a nurse or lawyer are specialisations. A teacher, engineer, beautician, and bricklayer are all specialisations. <br><br>Our societies are utilitarian, no work is valued unless it contributes to the society. A person who receives money to babysit a child whilst the parents are at work is making a contribution. The work a stay at home parent performs is not valued or recognised. <br><br>What is "mum" or "wife"? Is it a specialisation?<br><br>What is Women's Specialisation?<br><br>If you are going to claim someone else's work, videos, or ideas as your own please give credit. Pictures, articles, or social media posts are NOT your work. <br><br>**This sub is a discussion for men and women interested in Self-Improvement, Learning from each others experiences to promote a healthy environment for the MGTOW community.**<br><br>**If you feel you need to attack someone, please consider a private message.**<br><br>**Stumpy Dan**