Sexist Theory Of Single Men
No, I don’t think it is true, if fact I actually find it very sexist and biased toward both men and women. The hypothesis has no scientific evidence to back it up, it is purely fictional. The sex of an individual does not matter, when it comes to making responsible decisions during crisis. As long as that person has common sense, knowledge, understanding and stable mental health, the sex of that individual should not play any role. The theory of single men carrying out the best decision is an unrealistic belief. Not all unmarried men are reckless, uncaring and has the ability to make the best decisions. I think the capability of carrying out dispassionate decisions are solely bases on the person’s personality.
If one was to believe in this
hypothesis, he/she will be considered sexist because it brings up an age old argument. The idea of men being more logic based, while women are more emotional based. This theory follows a stereotypical saying, without evidence or citation. It generalize both men and women to fit into cliché category. This whole statement is contradictive, it suggest unmarried men make the best decisions because they don’t have much to lose. However, it also propose that single men are more likely to make a decision selfishly, rather than the one that would benefit others. So in reality it’s not the best decision, it’s a selfish decision.
The main reason that makes this statement utterly pure fiction is the world value of family. For example, in United States we elect presidents with family, because we believe that makes them responsible and has the ability to make preeminent decisions in favor of others. With the world value of family, this kind of hypostasis does not fit anywhere else. Best decisions are based on individual personality, values and beliefs, rather than a person’s relationship status.
If one was to believe in this
hypothesis, he/she will be considered sexist because it brings up an age old argument. The idea of men being more logic based, while women are more emotional based. This theory follows a stereotypical saying, without evidence or citation. It generalize both men and women to fit into cliché category. This whole statement is contradictive, it suggest unmarried men make the best decisions because they don’t have much to lose. However, it also propose that single men are more likely to make a decision selfishly, rather than the one that would benefit others. So in reality it’s not the best decision, it’s a selfish decision.
The main reason that makes this statement utterly pure fiction is the world value of family. For example, in United States we elect presidents with family, because we believe that makes them responsible and has the ability to make preeminent decisions in favor of others. With the world value of family, this kind of hypostasis does not fit anywhere else. Best decisions are based on individual personality, values and beliefs, rather than a person’s relationship status.