What are some commonly accepted double standards?

According to some, double standards between men and women can potentially exist with regards to: dating, cohabitation, virginity, marriage/remarriage, sexual abuse/assault/harassment, domestic violence and singleness.

Is it okay to have double standards?

Having all of this said, double standards are perfectly acceptable so long as every party involved is in agreement that it’s preferable, that it maximizes utility and well-being for all of the parties involved. In this way, a double-standard is really no different than a compromise.

What is a double standard in a relationship?

A double standard is a rule or principle that is unfairly applied in different ways to different people or groups. In an intimate relationship, this usually occurs when one partner has expectations of the other that they fail to apply to themselves.

Which belief is an example of a double standard?

For example, a double standard is held by the man who believes that free sexual expression is acceptable only for males, thus insisting on his daughter’s virginity while encouraging or ignoring his son’s philandering.

How do I meet her needs?

How our needs get met is negotiable

1. Communicate that you understand your partner’s need and why it’s important to them.
2. Reiterate why tending to this is important to you.
3. Be clear on your own boundaries and limits in meeting the need.
4. Communicate what your partner can expect from you going forward.

What are examples of high standards?

You do more for others than you do for yourself. People with high standards readily help others, sometimes to their detriment, because they don’t give focus on their self-care. There has to be a balance between how much they do for others and for themselves.

What was meant by the 1920’s double standard?

The double standard was and issue for women during the 1920’s. It held women to a stricter standard of social behaviors that were not expected of men. For men being open about sexuality was okay but for women this was unheard of, this double standard was what flappers mainly fought against during the 1920’s.

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