Can you explain those terms?

In the context of your response I mean

Also I already told you, we're socialized into valuing men more than women. Not that long ago men were seen as the workers because they're stronger than women and therefore have more value than a woman that takes care of children

It's not how socialization work.

Oh really? Please educate me

Multiple experiments have shown that women are more likely to be saved than men by others in all cases

Do you deny the fact that men dominated the private and public sector for decades before the feminist movement?

This is also because of male hyperagency and female hypoagency

Indigo I think were talking about something else my dude

How is men, more valuable when men's lives are less likely to saved or helped

Hyperagency means, men are meant to take all responsibility with no whining

Because their labor is valued more highly than a womans?

Are you like trying to make a meme here?

Is this a joke?

You don't know any basics dude

Well you're like totally disregarding my point and are instead talking about female privilege.

Which I did not deny

By the way

So did you want to have a discussion or are you just trolling?

In order to analyze gender privileges, you need compare both male and female ones

Yeah but you keep jumping between them. We need to go over each thing one at a time. When I talk about labor, you cant just jump to violence. That's not how a reasonable conversation works.

Male and female privilege is really all encompassing my dude

Sup dude. I'm a libtard fighting the bad fight.

You are making multiple points in a second dude

Which point do you want me to address

Labor.

Are men's labor valued more than women... No, I would say it depends upon what labour

Okay!

Men historically did most of the hard back breaking labour

So you would agree!

Including fighting, killing and getting killed for the tribe

Dude I totally get you. Then we agree that in some cases men have an advantage over women in certain professions

My argument doesn't prove that argument

Which professions

You just said, "It would depend on the labor,"

So we agree.

Good job dude!

Physical professions?

Do you mean

I mean shit that's primarily marketed to men like computer sciences or something