Which are better, traditionally accepted 'women's qualities' or 'men's qualities'?

Answer 1

A well adjusted, complete, person (man or woman) has a complete set of qualities that include both those associated with "female" and those associated with "male".

Neither set of qualities is better than the other. Too much of any of them isn't good. Too few of any of them is also not good.

Answer 2

Well, what a fantastic question. Where are these women and men? In Africa? In Thailand? And, who has accepted the qualities as being traditional? Society at large... or the press?

Perhaps you should refine your question and then it would be easier to answer.

As it is, you should give us a list of what these qualities are for each gender ... then maybe we could argue the point with you ... OK?

Answer 3

Men's qualities are more accepted. Men strive to better masculine qualities, as do feminists. That only leaves traditional women to strive for feminine qualities...which puts them, percentage-wise as part of the total population of humans, in the minority.

Answer 4

Men

Answer 5

depends what kind of guy or gal you want really.. i like some of the traditional values but dont believe that women should be expected to cook/clean et any more than men or be treated as any less than equal as seems 'traditional'..

overall i prefer the traditional mens qualities because they seem to focus more on being gentlemen and so on and less of being subservient and staying at home cooking/ironing etc

Answer 6

A nice blend of both, I think. The stereotypical woman is rather flighty and illogical, and the stereotypical man is rather distant and immature. I think it's best to be both empathetic and practical.

Answer 7

Both complement each other.....ask your parents....tell your children.... qualities of both can blend as one .... You cannot compare them in any way....