I agree.. seeing the Prairie Dawg Manifesto would be helpful in getting a true understanding of what's expected. It is true that there are more "outs" for men in this manifesto, but that's because this is a manifesto that relates completely to women's duties and obligations. Men's duties are only incidentally addressed and certainly not comprehensive.

And you'll note that women's RIGHTS aren't addressed at all in this. If a Prairie Dawg Manifesto were to be created, it would be interesting to see if it focused as exclusively on their duties and obligations. If it didn't, then the whole shebang loses all credibility, as far as I'm concerned.