Do you think the line between male and female physical strength is getting smaller these days?

Question

what makes you believe in this?

Answer 1

No, i think its remaining about the same. Not that i have any proof but there is no proof to show me otherwise

Answer 2

I would say yes in many western nations. I say this because men (as a generality and not in every case) are getting doing less and less exercise. Also many women are very fat these days and fat people do have more physical strength (they need to be stronger to move around). So lifestyle changes have led to reduce natural sexual dimorphism.

Answer 3

I think it appears to due to the "equal rights" movement and women being more assertive, as well as women increasingly participating in previously all male sports. But unless we all start taking steroids I dont think we could all overtake all men in strength. I pride myself in my above average fitness and strength, but wouldnt like to be stronger than my partner...it would feel wrong and unfeminine somehow......

Answer 4

nope not at all. what i will say is that both male and female proportions (size and build) are changing rapidly. girls are getting bigger but so are males. there seems to be more young men over 6 feet nowadays than there used to be. but i still dont think women are getting as strong as men although there are always some 'freaks' of nature