Why do you need to be so gender specific here? Woman (and kids) want to appear strong too, that is not a male-only thing. I would also argue that it is not something toxic, just a behavior many people show. I would even say most humans want to appear in a positive (and non-negative as well) way around their peers and change their behavior accordingly.
Why do you need to be so gender specific here? Woman (and kids) want to appear strong too, that is not a male-only thing. I would also argue that it is not something toxic, just a behavior many people show. I would even say most humans want to appear in a positive (and non-negative as well) way around their peers and change their behavior accordingly.
…
what
The argument was expressed in explicitly gendered terms - that Caesar, a man, should not be directed by the fears of his wife, a woman.
well, that’s certainly one way to say “i have never read any actual historic accounts of what roman culture was like”