Studies including UK studies showing parents spend longer teaching girls than they do boys, including Twin studies.
They spend longer reading to them, teaching them language, teaching them concepts, and so on.
Researchers were at a loss to explain why and suggested its simply because Girls are innately more interested in those things.
I guess I wouldn't want feminists burning a giant wooden bra on my lawn for suggesting widespread cultural misandry either.
Incidentally, the one subject they spend equal time teaching their boys? Math.
You are now invited to consider what impact all the feminist screaming about STEM and badgering people to raise their girls to be ready for it is going to cause.
Further studies also showed that parents talk to their girls in more complex terms and in language more suited for schooling, and that this starts very young, before the girls understand the words and have to have them explained to them. Explanations the boys aren't given, because the words aren't used.
Notably, Mothers talked to their sons in passive language and to their girls in language communicating emotional states and relationships.
Example;
"Stop doing that."
V
"Stop doing that, because it upsets me."
Emotional intelligence and so on are a predictor of success in school too.
Fathers talked to their daughters in analytical terms communicating complexity and to their boys in absolute terms.
"What color is the banana?"
"Mostly yellow, with some black spots."
V
"It's yellow.".
Research also showed expectant parents want girls more than boys.
Our culture has become ill from allowing feminists to dominate it. As they enforce their demands to make reality reflect their own internal minds, we are seeing how their minds work. This is the women are wonderful effect in full swing, the consequence of allowing people with large in group bias to define what equal treatment is. These are things you cannot blame on patriarchy and history either.
All of these studies are available upon request, and far more. I'm studying childhood development a bit atm.
