I can't say based on either. Humans can go either way, depending on what they know, have learnt and the way they see the world. Eachbsingle human percieves the world differently so such a choice is too broad to make a proper one. If you had broken it into people witb backgrounds of fairness and positivity vs people with backgrounds of unfairness and negativity I could probably try to guess. Or empathetic people vs non empathetic people. Or many other possibilities but yesh it would be based on those kind of characteristics and traits that we'd be able to generalize which type of people would take more accountability. Men and women are too broad.
If I do something wrong I will own up to it, and I am always willing to hear another perspective even if it's different from mine. I may not always be able to relate but if there is a common ground I try to find it.
I take no issue taking accountability for my actions. I'm already held accountable for everything you can possibly think of anyway, simply because I was born with a penis. Literally everything you can possibly think of is blamed on men.
I haven't met nearly enough women to answer this question. All I can say with 100% certainly is that it's much easier for a woman to not be held accountable for anything she does. Do most women take advantage of that reality? I don't know. Women are all their individual people. I have met women who do and others who do not. Same with men.
It's becoming difficult for me to tell these days in a culture that seems increasingly eager to point fingers at other people or society at large. Traditionally, I think there was more social pressure for men to be accountable, like so:
But that's an old-school mindset. These days even the metaphorical commander often ends up trying to blame the people below him for his own mistakes. In general, I don't like how accountability is being increasingly undermined these days among both sexes.
In my experience these days and in my social crowds, I'm actually finding possibly more accountable women than men. That's within my own crowd and not on the internet or anything like that.
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What's Your Opinion? Sign Up Now!I don't know.. It's probably even on a day to day basis. But men commit more crimes, so maybe no?
Objectively, men take more accountability for their actions. And yes, I know what "objectively" means.
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Do women always blame any relationship problems on men? Most do, but not all. Everyone should be responsible for their own actions.
The problem is men lie constantly.
Hahaha women NEVER take responsibility for anything. They blame men for everything.
Us males duh
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