Men are necessary up to a point, but women are the natural leaders in society and in the home.
The quote from Fannie Flagg's book, "The All-Girl Filling Station's Last Reunion," suggests that while men have their roles, women's inherent leadership abilities are essential both in societal contexts and within the household. This perspective highlights the belief that leadership is not confined to one gender, and women may often possess natural qualities that make them effective leaders.
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