Have you ever come across prejudices dictated by stereotypes that see your training as more suited to a female audience?

When I sat in the classroom, even at a glance it was obvious that female classmates were much more numerous than male ones, but I never actually encountered any real prejudices related to the type of education chosen. Instead, I perceived a lot of scepticism regarding the family structure that allowed me to return to study: my wife was the breadwinner - in the sense of breadwinner - for more than five years. "You are a man: you have to work!" is the phrase that best sums up the point of view of those who could not conceive of the idea of a man doing the laundry, cooking, taking the children to kindergarten and so on. Work at home is just as important as paid work and it does not matter who does it, it matters that it is balanced and well distributed between the partners.