Women use gender as an excuse for their actions
When Katie Price recently claimed in court her poor driving was because she was a 'typical woman driver' - many couldn't believe she had pulled the sex card.
But according to a recent study, she's not the only one and 88% of women have used their gender to excuse their actions or avoid situations completely.
What's more, just over half (52%) of the 1,451 women polled, claim they do it regularly, and for a variety of reasons.
Problems parking the car are the top situation in which gender excuses are cites with 67% of women trying it on, followed by catching insects (56%).
Carrying heavy items (48%) cam next, then opening jars (40%). 35% also say they use gender to 'avoid confrontation' -- which could be harder after the results of this poll.
But according to a recent study, she's not the only one and 88% of women have used their gender to excuse their actions or avoid situations completely.
What's more, just over half (52%) of the 1,451 women polled, claim they do it regularly, and for a variety of reasons.
Problems parking the car are the top situation in which gender excuses are cites with 67% of women trying it on, followed by catching insects (56%).
Carrying heavy items (48%) cam next, then opening jars (40%). 35% also say they use gender to 'avoid confrontation' -- which could be harder after the results of this poll.