I was going to post this in one of the threads about the "personality types of whole countries", but I'm wondering more about how things might have changed throughout history or where things might be heading for developing countries.
Would one personality type help some women find a husband, while maybe their opposite types would be pushed aside in the past or in countries where the women plays more of a submissive role?
Maybe compare American women from say the earlier 1900's to one's from after the 60's or 70's? Has there been a noticeable change in personality types / a shift in the percentages of some types?
Or, maybe in the countries where some types of out-going personalities have been looked down apon, while the submissive type of workers move forward???
The thought that is going through my head is flipping from yes to no and back again.
On one hand, throughout time we have needed outgoing people to explore, to find new land, countries, supplies, but most of them have been men, more times then not, so it wasn't that big of a deal if they were out-going. On the other hand, looking at how women weren't even't allowed to drive or vote until relatively recent years, even in the US, makes me think that is was not a good thing to be too out-going.
Now looking at growing countries like China, I see people's rights changing, allowing them to show more of their personality without fair of getting in trouble. Or, from what I hear about how the children are raised and taught in schools, where it's not really excepted for someone to ask questions. So if a person is not allowed to express themselves or ask questions, then they might not get a good job, which then means they might not look like they would make for a good husband. So do the personality types that don't fit in get pushed a side, leaving one or a few major groups to rise?
Respectfully,
SirDude
Would one personality type help some women find a husband, while maybe their opposite types would be pushed aside in the past or in countries where the women plays more of a submissive role?
Maybe compare American women from say the earlier 1900's to one's from after the 60's or 70's? Has there been a noticeable change in personality types / a shift in the percentages of some types?
Or, maybe in the countries where some types of out-going personalities have been looked down apon, while the submissive type of workers move forward???
The thought that is going through my head is flipping from yes to no and back again.
On one hand, throughout time we have needed outgoing people to explore, to find new land, countries, supplies, but most of them have been men, more times then not, so it wasn't that big of a deal if they were out-going. On the other hand, looking at how women weren't even't allowed to drive or vote until relatively recent years, even in the US, makes me think that is was not a good thing to be too out-going.
Now looking at growing countries like China, I see people's rights changing, allowing them to show more of their personality without fair of getting in trouble. Or, from what I hear about how the children are raised and taught in schools, where it's not really excepted for someone to ask questions. So if a person is not allowed to express themselves or ask questions, then they might not get a good job, which then means they might not look like they would make for a good husband. So do the personality types that don't fit in get pushed a side, leaving one or a few major groups to rise?
Respectfully,
SirDude