Western clothes have buttons right
for men. This is convenient because
the majority of men are right-handed.
It's easier for them to use the right hand
when buttoning up. Why, then, do women's
clothes have buttons on the left, even
though most women are also right-handed?
Is this a kind of discrimination? In fact,
there is a reason why women's buttons
are on that side. In the past, buttons were
quite expensive and only very rich people
could afford them. Women in such wealthy
families had servants who dressed them.
Therefore, to make it easier for the servants,
buttons were put on the left.
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