Wishbone
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Hi, Mykeru! :seeya:From what I have studied and read ('way back in my college days while reading by gas lamp and candles...), the role of men is a very recognizable one having to do with survival of the species, etc. The biggest, most colorful peacock is sought by the peahens & he gets first pick; the elephant with the biggest tusks and that can run the fastest is the one most sought; the strongest most fearless lion gets the pride, etc., etc. The males are by themselves -- hunting, hunting. The females are in a group for protection when the male is gone and to protect and surround the babies.
That is an instinct that we humans still have to a much smaller and very sophisticated degree that is still in degrees of change. In the baby's room, in the kitchen and in the office we see it, again to a very finely tuned and much refined degree. Women in the kitchen or workplace don't stick together in a pride, but it's usually the men who watch the other men for leadership positions, etc. And they are still the ones who make the laws and the big judicial decisions... And yes, that's certainly slo-o-o-owly changing because we women have raised he!! and worked our azzes off to get there, and certainly the Constitution helps, but we are still evolving, thank goodness.
And we all know there are many dinosaurs of both sexes still around -- they're not yet extinct, but their numbers, IMO and I hope, are dwindling.
In which group are some of the principals in this case??
ETA: (Whew, I got a bit carried away with this one, but I meant it...)
Not sure I understand what you are actually trying to say in regards to wishing a whole segment of the population would hurry up and go extinct? Is there a specific age you refer to as dinosaur?