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It results that at this cultural stage women take thought to alter their persons , so as to conform more nearly to the requirements of the instructed taste of the time ; and under the guidance of the canon of pecuniary decency , the men find the resulting artificially induced pathological features attractive . Some women take this day to heart and to the extreme . Because many of the risk factors for breast cancer are related to natural hormones , and because OCs work by manipulating these hormones , there has been some concern about the possible effects of medicines such as OCs on breast cancer risk , especially if women take them for many years . Data from 2002 on the fertility intentions of 2,016 Bulgarian women support our argument . In most low-fertility societies , the preferred family size is about two children and the actual childbearing experiences of women support this number , but this is not reflected in the most widely reported measure of annual fertility ( the so-called total fertility rate ) . The rates of HIV infection among women and girls are a cause for deep concern , but when combined with the workload that women take on as well — in caring for AIDS patients , AIDS orphans and their own families — the situation becomes untenable , as it already is in Southern Africa . Through her book , Grandcolas intended to help other women derive the same joy she 'd found tackling and mastering new pursuits . Moreover , women internalize the blame for the interactions in part due to their understanding of the law 's definition of the problem as one the law cannot or will not address . Many women demonstrate different learning styles , which may not be accommodated in the high school-level gatekeeping mathematics and science courses or in higher education , frustrating girls ' and women 's efforts to acquire an education in science or technology . The incidence of coronary heart disease among women parallels that of men , but women demonstrate an approximately 10-year chronological delay in the onset of clinical manifestations .