Babae kasi tends to stress some weakness, defect, or even "craziness"

in women. Additionally, the statement has a tendency to "essentialize,"

implying that women are this way by nature.
In contrast, lalake kasi is used to excuse male behavior as "normal"; I've
even heard it used to reassure a woman after she learns her husband is
having an extramarital affair, with the phrase once more implying that
this is how men are created. . . Attempt to be more perceptive.
In some kind of a summary, these works convey patriarchy by the roles
they portray for men and women, as well as through the freedom and
individual rights of women while also conforming to male regulations as
the primary subject of patriarchy.

Sa ilang uri ng buod, ang mga gawang ito ay naghahatid ng patriarchy sa

pamamagitan ng mga tungkuling inilalarawan nila para sa mga
kalalakihan at kababaihan, gayundin sa pamamagitan ng kalayaan at
mga indibidwal na karapatan ng kababaihan habang umaayon din sa
mga regulasyon ng lalaki bilang pangunahing paksa ng patriarchy.