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How was life different between Aztec boys and girls?
Dude
Who mostly gets acne boys or girls?
they get the same amount, but at different times in their life.
Why boys are important than girls?
because it's a different gender . if I asking you back , how much important of girls in you life ?
Who has it easier boys or girls in life?
Girls have an easier life than boys in their young ages but as they get older it is harder and harder for them
Who has a more exciting life boys or girls?
definitely girls
Should girls have a separate school to boys?
no because boys need to learn how to wor with girls its life
Why the voice of the girls are different from the boys?
Well, Its the fact of puberty. If we all had the same voice life would be very boring.
What are the Australian basketball players name boys and girls?
the boys: you steve have no life
Who is more powerful boys or girls?
There is no inherent difference in power between boys and girls. Power dynamics are influenced by a range of factors including individual characteristics, societal structures, and access to resources. Both boys and girls have the potential for power and influence in different aspects of life.
Why do girls love bad boys?
Girls might like bad guys because they arent wimpy and they are buff. There are many reasons why girls like different boys it all depend on your personality. Answer The sense of danger is an aphrodisiac. However, over the long term, these bad boys can make life miserable.
Do promiscuous girls make life harder for girls who want to just love boys?
No, they just make boys harder.
Do girls have an easier life?
No, boys do. Girls have a lot of things to think about. I don't think so. Boys and girls certainly have different challenges in life, but I would not call it easier. Women face many challenges that many boys will never encounter such as periods and childbirth in addition to the unique disadvantage that many women have in the areas of education, social and economic equality, and sexual freedom.
