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The guests of the study are: the professor, qualified doctor, political and public figure, the defender of human rights Marija Aušrinvilion Pavilionienė and the Lithuanian financial analyst, former Chancellor of the Government, who now works in the real estate field Milda Dargužaitė.
Stereotypes continue to prevail in Lithuania, according to which the place of women, in the home, near pots and children, and of those moving up the career ladder, harms their families and is unhappy for themselves. Meanwhile, at home, men who spend little time with their families come naturally, because their purpose is supposed to be different.
“Milda, you are an example of a great career, did you feel unhappy in your career?” Asked the host of the program, responsible for the portal tv3.lt. editor Artūras Anužis.
“I think there are all stages of life for both men and women, when they do better, when they do worse. And happiness is made up of so many things. And it has been proven by a wide range of research that a person must feel full in every way to feel happy. Both women and men need to feel meaning in life for what they are doing, they need to like what they are doing and they need to feel safe in the family, in the environment, among friends. And I think it is very important to have a good balance so that you feel happy, ”said Milda Dargužaitė.
“How do you rate the division that women are the weaker sex and men are the strongest?” Asked another presenter, Mindaugas Marija Aušrinė Pavilionienė.
“We are biological beings and social beings. And these days the talk that a woman has to stay home and take care of only her husband and children is already out of date. We’re all human beings. And I would like us to talk about human rights and freedoms in Lithuania.
And talk about mature personalities. That nonsense is enough: one sex is raised, the other is lowered. Because there are women with limited thinking and men with limited thinking. There are very talented women and there are very talented men. Therefore, today, March 8, I would speak about gender harmony, understanding, awareness, ”said Marija Aušrinė.
“So why is the issue of women’s resurgence, violence, the Istanbul Convention, etc. still being raised?” Maybe then we should talk about the rights of both sexes, not just women? ”, Artūras Anužis raised the discussion.
“In thirty years, we still have not developed gender equality. The woman is still in a worse situation. First, they are victims of violence, they die more, their wages and pensions are lower, and the full burden of childcare falls on women. It should not be like that. We need to share the burden of caring for children and the home equally and remain in our profession, ”said MA Pavilionienė.
Milda, another interlocutor of the program, agreed that there is a lack of equality: “Legally, the possibilities can be equal, but the view continues to dominate that the place of a woman – to the pots, that a woman has to be in the kitchen , has to raise children. And if she seeks, then she is aggressive, unloved, has something wrong, has bad luck in her marital status, etc. And these stereotypes are very generalized and greatly limit the opportunities for women, ”she said.
Even more discussion – today, 7.30 pm on the program “Caliente con tv3.lt” on TV3! You can also watch the program online: tv3.lt and through TV3 Play.
