Kevin's Bacon on Nostr: Men tend to specialize with respect to their social embedding, deriving social ...

Men tend to specialize with respect to their social embedding, deriving social utility from a few main sources and perhaps a bunch of tangential relationships in their vocation. Women tend to be generalists in that regard, providing and deriving social utility to and from a variety of domains of their life, and experts at avoiding upfront social confrontation so to protect whichever social arrangements she finds crucial. This makes sense as men rely more heavily on the skills they provide in their vocation outside of the scope of socializing, unless that is the man's specialty. Whereas women tend to specialize exactly in highly social areas such as homemaking, nursing, HR, teaching, psychotherapy, etc.

Just talking out my ass and regurgitating other thinkers but it sounds like I might be onto something.