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I have not seen a trend showing women to be any more creative than men on any scale whatsoever, I'm not sure where this idea that women are naturally creative is even coming from. Certainly there are lots of creative women, but it is not at all something of a benefit gained from having two x chromosomes instead of an x and a y. Gender

Western women today can easily be considered submissive, just ask most Western women in any private situation and they'll admit it. Of course not all women are submissive and in Western society women DO have an opportunity to shine and dominate, but they are still raised by society to behave in a certain way. To say that they aren't literally raised from birth to play the submissive role (even going as deep as the toys they are given to play with and the makeup they are given to wear) is rather absurd and contrary to obvious reality.

Women definitely have gender advantages, on a large scale they tend to be more emotionally intelligent than men, and at least on a mean level, more verbal. Seeing the difficulty in determining how "creative" even just one individual is, it is rather insane to label one gender as flatly more creative by nature than the other. If one is to go by historical creative arts, men are certainly far, far superior to women in nearly (if not all) creative fields, but I thought about it and that's not really fair. Creativity is rather difficult to measure as a mean or as a general aspect of a society, and so to say that women are naturally less or more creative than men is trite and a waste of time shitty generalization with no real backing.

I don't understand where your weird idea that women's creativity "reigns high" comes from, over what? Over men's? Certainly not, look at every creative genius in the past 1,000 years and count the males vs. the females. If you just mean in general they have a slightly higher level of creativity than the average man, it's possible, but again, very, very hard to determine. You can perform a study and find that women participate in creative activities like composing music, writing, signing, etc, more than men, but even if that is true, it doesn't mean that they are actually more creative than men, it just means they participate in creative activities more often.

If all you're trying to say is that women do creative activities more often than men (though they aren't necessarily good at the creative activities, just go look at those fanfiction websites), then good on you, you might have a point (if there are some legitimate studies to support your case, anyway), beyond that it's just idle conjecture.

I laughed out loud at "their creativity reigns high" by the way, keep up the comedy.

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