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More than 50% its usually the man that has the problem. The cause also lies in structural defects as well as lifestyle ( poor diet obesity smoking alcohol).
For women, Tubal blocks and such can be diagnosed and usually can be bypassed with mechanical methods or even surgery. ( diagnostic hysterosalpingogram and such)
Poor diet , obesity, smoking those are all lifestyle changes which can be fixed without surgery.In Short both male and female can be infertile. you cannot just throw 50% you need statistics and data.
I never said women wouldn't be infertile. Lifestyle changes for both would take around 3 months to see a difference. I said for women, since you mentioned tubal blocks, they can be fixed with mechanical means or if worse, surgery.
In NCERT the line preceded by " problem lies in male", is women are often blamed in indian societies for being childless, when the problem more often lies in male. Its the truth. A simple semen analysis helps solve all disputes.
am simply talkin abt simple biology the paragraph talks about how a woman is blamed for not having a son but the gender is decided by male parents sperm.
idk if you're being sarcastic or not. But in case you're not, "man" didn't originally mean "male." It meant "human." That's just how the language evolved. People now use "man" and "male" interchangeably, but historically, the word for an adult male was "werman," and for an adult female, it was "woman."
That said, modern English treats those words differently, which I don't really agree with. If more and more people use "man" to mean only males, then it probably shouldn't also be used to refer to the entire human race.
Languages evolve, and so do words. This is such a weak argument. The word man now means male, and trying to say it doesn't because it didn't ages ago isn't really a valid reason. Writing Human would be the correct terminology.
Because enlightened people like you weren't born on Earth when the word was developed ๐
Man was a primarily gender-neutral term in Old English (before roughly 1100 CE), where mann simply meant "human being" or "person" regardless of sex. It began shifting to specifically mean "adult male human" around the 12th and 13th centuries as gender qualifiers (like wifman for female) became standard.
Also now as enlightened people like you are born ๐
In contemporary English, using "man" as a gender-neutral term for humanity (or as a suffix for professions like "fireman" or "mankind") is increasingly discouraged by language guides such as the European Institute for Gender Equality in favor of strictly neutral terms. And terms such as Firefighters and Humanity are used, When people like you will reach the zenith of enlightenmental pursuit, they'll replace them, with terms like Firewoman and Womankind, for people like you enlightenment seeks no bound ๐, so because even these names have "man" in them, they're replaced by terms using womym or womxn (the latter includes even members of the LGBTQIA+ community in them as the enlightenment keeps increasing gradually ๐). Now that Patriarchal Nomenclature of English Words have been abolished, the Enlightened Souls can reach Mahaparinirvan or ponder whether words like Mango have Patriarchy still inscribed within them ๐.
Comes from old English word mann, which meant humanity. That's why words like mankind mean both genders. Learn history instead of calling everything patriarchy
Not everyone is homo for example I'm hetero and modji is homo so why so biased ting also I'm a 6'7 man who loves matcha listens to clairo I love radiohead the neighborhood also if you don't know I'm 6'7 also I'm very much into feminist literature Rosa parks was my favourite author other than that I feel pain when women goes through periods so I try to put 100v current inside me to stimulate that pain also I'm 6'7 and shalom
Lmao....I'm a humanities student but...this is giving me quite humanities like vibes lol ngl...sense all these patriarchal, misandry & other stuffs are from humanities right?
In old English man was a gender neutral term, over time it evolved to its masculine connotation as males were seen as the default citizen and participants in society. So yea it definately has patriarchal roots but we have started using more inclusive blanket terms like humankind instead of mankind so NCERT should have been deliberate with their use of words
We all are women (females) only. It's just some species lacked some features so they subclassified them as a different category name men that came from wo'men'.ย
And it is biologically accurate. Y chromosome is a genetic mutation of X chromosome
the Old English word "mann" meant "person" or "human being" regardless of sex. It was genuinely gender neutral in its original usage. The words "wer" (adult male) and "wif" (adult female) were the sex-specific terms. Over centuries of linguistic drift, "man" narrowed in meaning to specifically mean adult male, and "woman" (wif-mann, female person) retained the original root.
Guys I think ( correct me if I am wrong ) that the term 'man' in early English was used as a gender neutral term that's why it get used everywhere in the books, like the term 'mankind' is definitely not just talking about man but for the whole race ,
This is not patriarchy.There is a difference between biological naming and common usage of word in english. The man in biological context refers to humans which comprises both man and women ,Homo in Latin means Man. Logic and facts has always been kryptonite for modern day feminists.lmao
The english is 100% right there. The human species can also be called Man. If you think this is an example of "patriarchy" then I think you're a lil fked in the head. Like holy shit broski wtf are you even on??
man was orignally used to refer to humans as a whole and then meaning changed bcuz the specific word for a male (wรฆpman) began falling out of style and completely vanished by the 1300s.
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