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I found those discord ads annoying at first but now am finding them funny.
I feel like people are taking this setting too seriously, it's not meant to be deep social commentary or a fully faithful 1:1 reversal.This is kinda ridiculous. Even if women where the dominant, the men would have had an equality movement already. It so uneven they laugh at a man being a doctor..
The manhua is clearly aimed at men and is in no way trying to take up a feminist position.What I mean is outside the in-story characters, for the machism. A good example is the cover.
The body guards are all wearing proper masculine suits and both he laborers and police in chapter 1 are wearing practical clothes.Another thing (but I can excuse that because it's easy to forget) is that women still wear skirt and robe (If girls took the lead in work, they should also take the lead in wearing the more practical clothing, in other words, the pants).
"I want to be pampered by a beautiful woman and also see the fruits of my labor" ~MC (paraphrased)As for the MC, just chapter 8 p17, tell long about his view.
Impractical clothes denotes status because peasants can't afford to waste money on things not suited to work in, depending on the society and era comfort was not something always taken into account when trying to impress other nobles.What I meant about skirt and robes is that since pant would be the main clothing, formal (or party) clothing should be with pants too. Formal clothing is meant to be impractical (like you siad as a status of wealth) but also need to offer a minimum of confort to the wearer
Yes people don't like getting out of their comfort zone, but what's in ones comfort zone is 100% psychological and a learned behavior. Exposure therapy is the best method of dealing with that (i.e. facing your 'fears'). Men wore both pants and dresses back in the day, after all dresses are not suited even for some of the every day activities a noble took part in (such as horse riding).If it's too different from the casual clothing, it will make the wearer embarrass itself during the event. (Like women falling because they wear high heels for the first time).
You're really pulling at straws to get a feminist viewpoint on this whole thing. There have been plenty of injustices done against women throughout history, you don't need to fabricate new ones. Corsets and foot bindings were pretty nasty, not really comparative to high heels and dresses.Women had uncomfortable clothing (IRL) because of the machism; they were meant to show that they were well trained by their husband; the whole female trophy idea.