: 16% of women have more on their plate than men #IndiaNEWS #National New Delhi, March 9 (IANSlife) As an ode to International Womens Day, Indias homegrown dating app QuackQuack ran a poll among 12,000
16% of women have more on their plate than men #IndiaNEWS #National
New Delhi, March 9 (IANSlife) As an ode to International Womens Day, Indias homegrown dating app QuackQuack ran a poll among 12,000 women, understanding their journey, their challenges, setbacks, and successes, and their story as women rocking the online dating world.
The survey participants (from both metros and smaller cities) ranged between 22 to 35 years, a majority of them working women and a smaller section pursuing higher studies. When the platform asked these women about some of the gender inequalities they have faced, online or otherwise, 33 per cent of women mentioned a womans career growth and how it can be a threat to grown men is, unfortunately, the ground reality.
Time and again, it has affected romantic relationships between two working partners; as shocking as it seems in todays day and age, 4 out of 11 women addressed the same issue.
QuackQuacks Founder and CEO, Ravi Mittal, commented: Understanding womens concerns and making our app women-friendly has been among our top agendas. We have seen an 11 percent spike in our female users, and from the approximate 2. 60 million chats exchanged per month, we have seen a positive increase in the first messages sent by women hinting that we are doing something right in making them comfortable enough to make the first move.
Clash of Egos
27 per cent of women between 28 to 35 working in the top tier companies in the country mentioned that some men they have matched with could not handle that these women were in better positions in their careers compared to the said men. Their ego did not allow the relationship to grow. 3 out of 8 women mentioned prioritizing their happiness and peace of mind instead of putting efforts into building a relationship marred by ego and doomed to fail.
Career Conflict
4 in 12 women from tier 1 and tier 2 cities said that their office timings and hectic schedule had been one of the top topics of conflict in their relationships. They believe that while a man working hard and aiming higher is considered desirable when a woman does the same, they come off as cold and overly career-oriented.
Whats On A Womans Plate?
16 percent of women from metropolitan cities, working 9 to 5 jobs, believe women, working or otherwise, have more on their plates than men. Theres inequality at the very core of things; its unfortunate how comparatively fewer men pitch in at home, citing reasons like long hours at work. When speaking at length with their matches, it was clear to these women that their days looked quite different; while most women living away from home would work on completing their chores after coming back from work, most men in an identical position did not feel obligated to do the same.
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