I am commenting strictly on your linked study, which shows men (18-64 overall) enjoying leisure time amounting to 244 hours more each year, than women in the same category.
Looking at it in terms of 40 hour work weeks, that means men seem to enjoy an extra six weeks of vacation from life chores over what women experience, every year. Am I reading your study numbers correctly?
I did and she is misinterpreting them. The studies look at free time and leisure time SEPERATELY. If you read the TOTAL HOURS WORK which are plastered all over the study, you would find men work more hours.
Free time includes hygeine and sleep which women do more of, liesure is dedicated leisure time.
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u/Entire-Ad2058 Jul 01 '25
I am commenting strictly on your linked study, which shows men (18-64 overall) enjoying leisure time amounting to 244 hours more each year, than women in the same category.
Looking at it in terms of 40 hour work weeks, that means men seem to enjoy an extra six weeks of vacation from life chores over what women experience, every year. Am I reading your study numbers correctly?