(P) The human race is made of two main constituents i.e. males and females. These are put into these casts (moulds) by birth, by Mother Nature. In fact, almost all the living things like animals, birds and insects etc. are created into these two casts / moulds by birth by Mother Nature. This is so because the primary function of all the living things is to reproduce i.e. give birth to their kind of living things. By permutations and combinations between any pair of male and female, the offsprings of various capacities can be created and the fittest of them can survive. The males and females have some common characteristics and some different. The different characteristics are designed in such a way that the males and females get attracted to each other which may result in sexual relationships so that they can reproduce. Thus these two casts i.e. males and females are meant to be complementary and compatible with each other.
This gave rise to the issues like protecting and caring for the females, during pregnancy, childbirth, protection and bringing up of the children etc. Consequently the relationships between these two casts / moulds have evolved into the family system and culture. Here the males and females enter into a bond and adopt the Duty First principle, keeping aside all other considerations. This is essential so that the children can be protected, nursed and raised to make them adults, who can further carry on their primary function of reproduction.
Though most of the men and women tend to form a family and make children and raise them, some men and women are not inclined and comfortable in the family system and culture, because they are independent and uncompromising be nature. Also some of them wish to achieve some goal. In addition to these, due to urbanisation and industrialisation, some men and women have to be single and independent. The number of such people has become substantial nowadays. So now the society is divided into two parts i.e. families and individuals. Because the needs of both these parts are different, they have to be studied differently. Also among individuals, men and women have some common and some different needs. Hence to study their different needs in detail, three different commissions have to be formed i.e. firstly a Family commission to study the needs of the family system, secondly a Men’s Commission to study the needs of the men and thirdly, a Women’s commission to study the needs of the women. All the three commissions should be created in such a way that their work remains compatible and cooperative with one another, rather than fight with one another thereby creating hatred, contempt and enmity. Their main objective should be to create understanding, cooperation and cohesion among these three pillars of the society, so as to make the society healthy, happy and responsible. So it is essential to reject all the thinking which is detrimental to this purpose, some examples are Negative Feminism, Misandry, anti Patriarchy, as well as maleism, misogyny etc.
The male and female bodies and minds develop and act differently at different stages of their lives. The medical sciences have made sufficient studies in these areas. As an example, it is now accepted that the ideal age for reproduction in females is between twenty years and thirty years, extendable further, upto thirty five years. Lowering of the Lower limits can also be considered, the main considerations being completion of the physical and harmonal changes, and proper development of the reproductive organs. This can be determined and decided by the medical experts. Our policy and law makers should consider only such reliable studies for forming policies and making laws. The main objectives should be that the society becomes and remains healthy, happy, cooperative and cohesive.