since when is "balancing family and social life" a woman's issue?

how is that "primarily female" or do the "women's business books" just say it is?

**************Hmmm. Obviously you've never attended a women's business function (since you're a guy), but have you ever opened one of the Ladies Who Launch books or other women's business books? The only thing that really makes it different is the talk about balancing family and social life, and other primarily female issues with business life. Nothing about special treatment. It's really not that big of a deal. We just have other issues that most men do not have to think about.

So, just in case I am reading into all of this without knowing anything important from the original thread that was deleted, sorry if I'm way off base. I'm just commenting on the present comments.**********

I gotta ditto Lobo here.

I raised my two daughters as a single father from their pre-teen years.
There was no one but me. I had to balance.

The original thread was deleted because it was just an advert that was cross posted and the original poster failed to come back and make the case for it's non-deletion after being given ample opportunity.
I took it to have been nothing more than spam 'cause if she'd really meant to engage this tribe she'd have bothered herself to return when her home page showed hits.

I'm late. I clicked on this thread b/c I personally love business books/organizations geared towards women, b/c, well I am one. Why was it deleted? What was it about? And while I'm asking all these questions, what's the big deal about women's business organizations?