I can promise you 90% of the women in Japan dont care.

I mean the idea of a woman using the same name as the man is because it's a family unit

Japan is great

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Why not the man take the woman's last name, then?

You put your family before the individual

Because that isn't their culture

Why do you feel the need to change it?

Japan is great, and it's getting better over time

Because it's been a male tradition for one, thats happened for thousands of years

Because they do

They don't

Why change something when it makes zero difference

Obviously these women feel the need to change it

No they don't lol

How do you explain that justice, though

Or the women joining the JSDF

I wouldn't marry a woman who wouldn't take my last name ngl

Most of my friends wives are Japanese. They laugh at the idea of switching gender roles

Or women demanding that they be treated equally for admittance to programs

It's a literal bar joke over there

So did many US women in the 1970s

There's women in every military but the JSDF barely qualifies as one

well nearly every military

I'm old enough to remember the days when women couldn't get a credit card without their husband cosigning

And women in the 1970s werent bat shit crazy with 60 cats

Noticing something lol?

now no one can get a credit card until someone with credit cosigns

Women today can be their own person rather than doped up on Valium

Gender roles evolved mutually with both men and women

It isn't a tyrannical thing

I dont understand the idea that gender roles are demonic vices of the patriarchy

It's great Japan is making room for outliers

but if you think they're going to abandon their traditions & adopt this nonsense of everyone being equal, you dont understand Japan

Because the entire idea is based in revolutionary theory and no one who is content joins a revolution

I don't pretend to understand Japan. I listen to Japanese. I also look at statistics.

Then perhaps you shouldn't be proposing they change their culture

It works amazingly

ish

Yeah ish

I'm not proposing anything. I'm watching it happen before my eyes.