According to the article, “I won. I’m sorry”, Author Mariah Burton Nelson discuss that females are being pressured to act a certain way in society. As states in the first few paragraphs, she explains how athletes are going by the ‘final rule’. Mariah states, “Beauty and vulnerability seem to be as important to today’s female athlete as brawn and gold medals.” Although a female athlete is playing sports that make them look a bit masculine, at the end, all they regard to be gaining the males approval of their femininity. According to the author, women in today’s society grew up to only think about male’s approval.
Moreover, when women athlete wins a game, they unconsciously smile enormously, or they doll themselves up before the games. They …show more content…
I’m sorry.” She states that the majority of women athletes is hiding their true identity due to being accepted in society norm. In Regards to the article, she states that after a win, women athlete acts feminine in result of not wanting to lose man 's approval. Not only does it go for women athlete, but also women politicians. They have to gain approval from society to be accepted or to win something they want. Concerning to this article, women should not care about the man 's opinion on what they do. Women should act, dress, and be the way they want to be. Men are just another specimen in the whole human race. They are not that important as many claim them to be. The women athlete should jump up and down when they win something. The female athlete should show that they can be masculine and be an elegant woman at the same time. Also, women should present themselves as someone who is independent and so they don’t need anyone 's approval to be the way they want to be. In the article, the author reveals a moment that Hilary Clinton was being insulted because of the way she acted in the campaign. In paragraph 35, the author states “When Newt Gingrich’s mother revealed on television that Newt had referred to Hillary Clinton as a […], how did Hillary respond? She donned a pink suit and met with female reporters to ask how she could ‘soften her image.’ She seemed to think that her competitiveness was the problem and
Moreover, when women athlete wins a game, they unconsciously smile enormously, or they doll themselves up before the games. They …show more content…
I’m sorry.” She states that the majority of women athletes is hiding their true identity due to being accepted in society norm. In Regards to the article, she states that after a win, women athlete acts feminine in result of not wanting to lose man 's approval. Not only does it go for women athlete, but also women politicians. They have to gain approval from society to be accepted or to win something they want. Concerning to this article, women should not care about the man 's opinion on what they do. Women should act, dress, and be the way they want to be. Men are just another specimen in the whole human race. They are not that important as many claim them to be. The women athlete should jump up and down when they win something. The female athlete should show that they can be masculine and be an elegant woman at the same time. Also, women should present themselves as someone who is independent and so they don’t need anyone 's approval to be the way they want to be. In the article, the author reveals a moment that Hilary Clinton was being insulted because of the way she acted in the campaign. In paragraph 35, the author states “When Newt Gingrich’s mother revealed on television that Newt had referred to Hillary Clinton as a […], how did Hillary respond? She donned a pink suit and met with female reporters to ask how she could ‘soften her image.’ She seemed to think that her competitiveness was the problem and