Being a nurse is ABSOLUTELY not what I would call labor intensive. It can be hard work, no doubt. But not quite the same as a job which requires using maximum physical strengh/stamina while being subjected to the elements for hours every day.
Women inequality?
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Being a nurse is ABSOLUTELY not what I would call labor intensive. It can be hard work, no doubt. But not quite the same as a job which requires using maximum physical strengh/stamina while being subjected to the elements for hours every day.
Some days it's not...other days it will wear out the strongest of em all...it is more mentally taxing more often than not. but 6 14hr days straight will tire your ass out.
Instead of thr elements we get subjected to blood, snot, brain matter, puke, shit, piss, guts hanging out, assholes, junkies, flu, hepatitis etc
Women's inequality doesn't exist. It's been debunked statistically as well.
If anything it's swung the other way. How many women do you know that cook, clean, and do any of the other traditional female roles while also taking over the traditional male roles? It seems as if husbands have taken over the female roles in relationships yet women refuse to take on some male roles to compensate. Most guys I know do the traditional female tasks.....cook, clean, do laundry, take the kids to school but they also do the male tasks of remodeling, yard work, car maintenance, etc.
My mother in law prepared a 20 minute lecture (written on paper for her to deliver) to me about how terrible of a husband I am. One of her talking points was that I take pristine care of my car but not my wife's. While I do all of my wife's maintenance I don't clean it like I do mine (weekly). Keep in mind I do the shopping, cooking, cleaning, yard work, house maintenance, and I work two jobs. Wash your own damn car. The feminist movement is doing the opposite of empowering women IMO. They want equality until it comes time to doing men's work then they fall back on the little ol' me routine.
If anything it's swung the other way. How many women do you know that cook, clean, and do any of the other traditional female roles while also taking over the traditional male roles? It seems as if husbands have taken over the female roles in relationships yet women refuse to take on some male roles to compensate. Most guys I know do the traditional female tasks.....cook, clean, do laundry, take the kids to school but they also do the male tasks of remodeling, yard work, car maintenance, etc.
My mother in law prepared a 20 minute lecture (written on paper for her to deliver) to me about how terrible of a husband I am. One of her talking points was that I take pristine care of my car but not my wife's. While I do all of my wife's maintenance I don't clean it like I do mine (weekly). Keep in mind I do the shopping, cooking, cleaning, yard work, house maintenance, and I work two jobs. Wash your own damn car. The feminist movement is doing the opposite of empowering women IMO. They want equality until it comes time to doing men's work then they fall back on the little ol' me routine.
It sounds like your wife thinks firearms are your toys. I think sometimes people forget that they serve a purpose.
I hear you man. No doubt nursing is a job that not everyone can do. It requires intelligence, attention to detail, organization, the ability to deal well with high stress scenarios, working long hours. But definitely not what Id call a physically demanding / heavy manual labor type job.
To give you an ilustration: if you could magically give a roofer your knowledge and skillset, he could go on to do your shift, no problem.
Now reverse scenarios and you would flat out die or quit on the first summer day.
Not me lol...I grew up on a farm and i did two tours in the desert...I know what real work is lol...hence why I went to school so disn't have to play that game anymore lol
Problem is I spend more time at work these days than I want to...my bassboat misses me...and I miss her lol
That is for damn certain.
No offense, but Go work as a nurse and then holler back at us. You lift overweight people off the floor with them refusing to help or pick up the 400lb woman who says she cannot scoot up in the bed.
There are tons of different positions nurses can work and some are more labor intensive than others.
No offense taken. But your bias is clouding your judgement. Go work as a oil rig worker, roofer, farmer, lumberjack, crab fisherman, construction worker and then get back to me.
You are equating performing the occasional heavy load (with help) on a temperature controled environment against guys / jobs that require that you do that for hours non-stop, on shit weather and working conditions.
Now now stop it lol.
There aint ONE dude on a frac site swinging a hammer for 12 hours. I've been on dozen and dozens of frac sites from pennsylvania, to TX, NM, CO, ND
Aint no damn reason for anybody to swing a hammer for 12 hours. Here's the reason people get on frac sites.
YOU DONT WORK THAT HARD.
You rig up and rig down. Once the site is up, all of us sit our lazy asses in trucks and watch the engineers in the command center do the work lol
Yes and No.
There's plenty of " hammer swingers" on frac sites making 100k and more a year
That 2nd part is why they paid what they do.
Has nothing to do with the actual work. It's the conditions.
I'd much rather deal with human feces, than be stuck on a frac site for 96 hours trapped from snow in -50 degree weather rationing out food and liquid til they get us out of there
Not sure why quoting me.... i think it is clear that I agree with your POV.
I'm agreeing with you too fool lol
Agree on brosipher!
This thread is truth.
I love women, but have quite literally have been witness to everything described in this thread and much more.
I love women, but have quite literally have been witness to everything described in this thread and much more.
Listen brocephus i grew up in a family of mechanics and spent time in the military. I smell what you are cooking.
Not all nurses work in hospitals.
Moved to RS. I see nothing political about this topic.
What am I cooking bromenio?
I am just stating facts mein. If you knew me, youd know this to be true.
Im not saying nursing cannot be hard work. Im simply saying that it is not quite up to the level of hardship as some of the other jobs pointed out.
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