the classification of actions, attributes, and even colors are set up as we grow up, even before we even know our own gender. Many of these expected behaviors are mostly socially constructed, from those surrounding us, telling us directly and indirectly, how to behave and what to do if you 're a boy or a girl. I disagree with the idea of people relating characteristics to gender by the way people behave. Many people like to judge by what they see instead of stopping, thinking for a bit, and processing what 's happening. It isn 't unusual a shocking reaction coming from people after seeing something that might be 'different ' from what 's consider as 'normal '. As part of a much open generation that takes to consideration different aspects and isn 't afraid of breaking the rules or go off traditional ideas, different gender roles and classifications from other people isn 't such a surprise to
the classification of actions, attributes, and even colors are set up as we grow up, even before we even know our own gender. Many of these expected behaviors are mostly socially constructed, from those surrounding us, telling us directly and indirectly, how to behave and what to do if you 're a boy or a girl. I disagree with the idea of people relating characteristics to gender by the way people behave. Many people like to judge by what they see instead of stopping, thinking for a bit, and processing what 's happening. It isn 't unusual a shocking reaction coming from people after seeing something that might be 'different ' from what 's consider as 'normal '. As part of a much open generation that takes to consideration different aspects and isn 't afraid of breaking the rules or go off traditional ideas, different gender roles and classifications from other people isn 't such a surprise to