Jennelle Gordon

But then in certain times, they want the privileges of a woman.

Has to.

It's hard.

And I was just listening to one of my teachers on the way flying over here.

And it's like, there's nothing wrong with women working.

Let's be clear about that.

We have to do it.

I do it.

Like, I'm both man and woman, unfortunately, until I decide to, like, who's the lucky guy who gets me, which whoever gets me is lucky, you know?

But, like...

It is tough to do all those things and stay feminine.

And there's nothing wrong with working.

There's nothing wrong with even being a CEO.

But the chances of you being a high-powered exec CEO or working in the same field as a man does and then coming home and being highly feminine are just slim to none.

It just doesn't happen.

How do you change those hats?

when you're in a male dominant, there's more male CEOs than there are female, but the numbers are not even like close.

So then you put women in these roles where they're forced to work, they're forced to act like a man, to think like a man, to make rough decisions.

That's why I don't think women should be presidents.

They can't be.