Women's myths were thought to be irrelevant and not socially dominant and consequently neglect them. In general, these myths made assumptions about sexual differences almost similar to those that give credence to male dominance, transforming these characterizations and reversing moral interpretations. For example, men are childish and women are mature, men are morally weak but women are virtuous, men are brutal and women are kind, and men are stubborn and power-hungry while women are cooperative. Women's specific beliefs might vary based on time, region, and society