It’s not difficult to be a woman it’s just very easy to be a man

So today I was told that it’s very difficult to be a woman. I really don’t think so. (not trying to awaken all the feminists out there). I know the level of micromanagement done by a female is something difficult to imagine but it is only because we hardly get any assistance and so I feel it’s innate for a woman to manage work on her own. We don’t expect assistance as well! Had they given us some help they would realise that it’s really not that big a deal 😅. Hence I feel it really isn’t difficult to be a woman. It’s just very easy to be a man!

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