Would you work in a typicallly female profession (secretary, nurse, etc)?

Most of my work is paper work. I seldom need to go out to work. So I think this is a kind of typically female work. Here a male secretary is not common at all. Usually the boss prefers to a pretty and young secretary. The work ability seems less important. I think most females are much more careful and less ambitious than males, so they are much more capable to be a good secretary, nurse etc.

I love the idea of a male secretary. I think it would be good for some businesses. There are no more typical gender occupations really. A real man can do anything and keep his masculinity. The man or woman makes the job not the other way around. If only I could meet a real manly man. That would be a grand treat.

Luckily, in my country, today there are not so many people that will say that there are feminine or masculine occupations. Sure there are still jobs that are mostly done by men, or by women. But this is changing. I think a man that works as a kindergarden uncle, or as a nurse is a great man, and I think it does nothing to make him less masculine.

Good observation, there really isnt much migration of men in women's world. I think it has a lot to do with the masculine ego. They wouldn't really look manly if they nurse the sick or type minutes for their boss. This is of course a mere human perception. Another reason I see is that men usually like to work with more complicated things as machineries or programming and they do choose the job they are inclined to. There are more male nurses now, though, than years ago. I think this is due to practical reasons-- because there are more jobs available for nurses-- so they enter that field. In another view, I think more women are moving into male territory professions because there are simply more females than males.