In ancient greece if men have a better life than women what do the women do?

In ancient Greece, women often had limited rights and were largely confined to domestic roles, focusing on household management and child-rearing. While their social and legal status was inferior to that of men, women in some city-states, like Sparta, experienced greater autonomy and could own property. Many women found ways to exert influence within their households and communities, often through religious roles or participation in festivals. However, their opportunities for education and public life were generally restricted compared to men.