Overall, women have surpassed men in terms of completing secondary and post-secondary education with the gender gap almost completely reversed. In 2006, 1
0.3% of males and 8.3% of females dropped out of high school.[3] In 2005/2006, women earned 62% of Associate's degrees, 58% of Bachelor's degrees, 60.0% of Master's degrees, and 48.9% of Doctorates.[4]
In 2016/2017, women are projected to earn 64.2% of Associate's degrees, 59.9% of Bachelor's degrees, 62.9% of Master's degrees, and 55.5% of Doctorates.[5]
LOOK at those projections..... overall 60% of degrees are going to women by 2016/2017. Yes, men, your world is changing. Get used to working under women.
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Just out today is that young men are earning 10% less than they were 30 years ago.
Now that report is significant whether men realize it or not.
I am firmly in the opinion this talks to the emergence in a very real way of women superiority. By itself it doesn't mean all that much but combine it with new CEOs being women and other areas like Congress local leader, family leads etc means that the tides are shifting possible faster than we thought previously.
If men read this, then you might want to see how you can make yourself valuable to women. "just saying"
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I have been reading lately about role reversal. Now this is not a new concept, but consider this:
Men are increasingly becoming feminized and women taking a more dominant and commanding lead in a 'traditional' male/woman family role. Who ever said that men couldn't be the wife and women be the husband? I mean women are earning more, being more educated and taking their natural role as leaders. What better role model than a strong, successful woman? This, in no way, means that women give up their femininity or become less a soft, gentle person. It's just that a successful woman comes home to her 'wife' who has cleaned the house, taken care of the yard and car, and prepared a nice dinner for her when she walks in the door. Of course, the woman decides when and where (and how often) they have sex. All perfectly nature of course.
Comments?
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------I was looking at this post and thinking about it. Do you wonder why men's income is dipping in this economy, not to bring politics into the discussion? No, I don't either. The economy has been tough for some months/years now, so naturally men's income would decrease. BUT, in that same time period women's income has continued to climb. That tells me, there is no cycle to it. Cycle meaning going up and down.... it is just increasing, period. I think that is a clear sign to men what is going on.
On another subject, I see an increasing shift toward feminizing husbands. I write about this in a ficionalized account, but you should see the response I get. WOW. Even in athletics, women are competing with men (or girls with boys). The signs are obvious and those who ignore them will have no one to blame but themselves. Take heed!!
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“When a woman rises up in glory, her energy is magnetic and her sense of possibility contagious.”
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I was thinking about this topic, men income declining. I think that is obvious, but the real key to this is that women's isn't. I would leave it up to you to decide if this is because women are still catching up with men in the wage for equal pay argument or maybe..... its that women led businesses are employing more women at equal (or greater) pay. Either way it is a trend that will not reverse itself. Instead it will accelerate in the coming years.
In 1969 the premium, in terms of compensation, for a college degree was 55%, now 4 decades later it is 116%. So now, we look at the gender disparity for college graduates and see that most of new graduates are women. So it just makes sense that men's wages would decrease and men will be working for the higher paid women. Men, face it you time for getting what you wanted is past. You had better learn how to do dishes, scrub floors and do whatever else women want from you.
(7/29/13)
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More data about men and women
US Females' improvements in education and society
Interesting:
-Young Women's Pay Now Exceeds Male Peers'
-Girls are exceeding boys in school. Almost 90% of valedictorians are girls, college students are now almost 60% female and growing.
-More women than men got PhDs in 2009 and women have long outnumbered men in earning master's degrees
-Between 1995 and 2004, there was a 30% increase in the number of science and engineering BAs awarded to female US citizens, which is 2.5 times the growth of male American citizens. The number of physics BAs grew 36% for women, 8 times the increase for men. In engineering, the number of degrees grew 19% for women even as it dropped 1% for men. The number of electrical engineering degrees grew 35% for women which is 1.6 times the growth for men. Now I admit that electrical engineering is a field where there aren't alot of women but a 35% growth is definitely good. (source: Education Week, edweek.org)
-Young Women's Pay Now Exceeds Male Peers'
-Girls are exceeding boys in school. Almost 90% of valedictorians are girls, college students are now almost 60% female and growing.
-More women than men got PhDs in 2009 and women have long outnumbered men in earning master's degrees
-Between 1995 and 2004, there was a 30% increase in the number of science and engineering BAs awarded to female US citizens, which is 2.5 times the growth of male American citizens. The number of physics BAs grew 36% for women, 8 times the increase for men. In engineering, the number of degrees grew 19% for women even as it dropped 1% for men. The number of electrical engineering degrees grew 35% for women which is 1.6 times the growth for men. Now I admit that electrical engineering is a field where there aren't alot of women but a 35% growth is definitely good. (source: Education Week, edweek.org)

