Boys require a definition of who is what and what powers they have, while girls can generally sit down and engage in having their dolls or toys interact without specific rules or plans. Women also have some other very unique religious-type characteristics that are seldom recognized. Many historians define women as the civilization creators and certainly they are listed as the prime factors for family stability and growth. Women were shipped to isolated frontier towns within the last 200 years during the American Western expansion to stabilize the communities. Young girls are still used today to stabilize unruly boys in classes, placing a girl next to a boy immediately produces a quieting effect upon the boy, as most teachers are well aware.
Marriage is seen to stabilize and calm the wild nature of men.
At the turn of the century, marriage indicated stability in a man and unmarried men had difficulty in finding superior employment positions. Every powerful man was assumed to have a woman behind him. Civil laws were written by men for men since men could not function without them, while women were considered to be above the laws of men since they historically were not concerned with them. In considering women in this aspect, the Eastern philosophies gave women a place of prominence that in Sanskrit was stated as adhisthana or of standing above. Yes, of course.