Girls are Supposed to Take Risk Do you think male are stronger than female? The study shows that most people think answer is “yes”. Why people think that? I think the most important reason is from our ancestors. Thousands years ago, people thought that men should be stronger to find food and resist enemy to keep racial reproduction and women should take care of children and cook meals for men. If the tribe wants to have a chance of survival, the male should be much stronger than other tribe’s male but it doesn’t depend on female. Thus boys are supposed to be excellent when they are children and girls should just stay away risks. However, some feminist has been argued that. Paul, in “Why Do We Teach Girls That It’s Cute to Be Scared”, points
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She points out that “it was strange — and insulting — to have my courage doubted. I never heard my male colleagues asked this. Apparently, fear is expected of women” to claim that the essential difference between women and men is that women are behooved to keep away from fear in their opinion. When people asked whether she were scared, the answer is obvious, of course she was scared because no one wouldn’t be scared running to a house burning up in flames? However the real issue lies in the fact that people consider she would be scared just for she is a woman. Why aren’t the men asked if they’re scared? This reveals the true flaw in the way girls are raised, and how instilling a sense of keeping away from the fear. This is defiance to the feminism that women are less brave than men. Then Paul points out girls are often warned away from doing any dangerous things to claim that why women think her job should be feared. In other words, I think the most important reason for women feared to be a firefighter is they were told be away from risk but not face to them. In our daily life, people can see that men exist in dangerous works such as firefighter and policemen are nearly 99%. It causes by women’s wrong sight that it is always not suitable for they doing anything, which involves a hint of risk. Women should change their opinions for challenges …show more content…
But risk taking is important” to claim that girls should be embolden to take risk but not be reckless. The process of risk taking can help girls be brave and gain confidence. And then Paul states that if girls know how to avoid risks, they will think many situations are scary and dangerous, which are only exhilarating and unknown. As Paul explains, if society continues to coddle them, we will still see a lot of girls who are fearful and scared of our world. We must abandon this kind of opinion so that girls can have their own right to grow health. By making this claim, I totally agree with author’s point because I think girls should be treated same to boys. It is not cute for girls to say, “I am scared”. Parents should stop telling their daughters to be careful all the time and let them face their fears. This is valid love for children. Nobody can live under the protection of parents all time. As for me, I have a sister who studies far away from our parents. My parents always tell her that her should be stronger to take any risk and protect me. Abilities, which I have, she all gets earlier than me. Sometimes I even think boys will be fearful under an excellent sister. Thus, girls should have their own thought and please not be unconsciously
She points out that “it was strange — and insulting — to have my courage doubted. I never heard my male colleagues asked this. Apparently, fear is expected of women” to claim that the essential difference between women and men is that women are behooved to keep away from fear in their opinion. When people asked whether she were scared, the answer is obvious, of course she was scared because no one wouldn’t be scared running to a house burning up in flames? However the real issue lies in the fact that people consider she would be scared just for she is a woman. Why aren’t the men asked if they’re scared? This reveals the true flaw in the way girls are raised, and how instilling a sense of keeping away from the fear. This is defiance to the feminism that women are less brave than men. Then Paul points out girls are often warned away from doing any dangerous things to claim that why women think her job should be feared. In other words, I think the most important reason for women feared to be a firefighter is they were told be away from risk but not face to them. In our daily life, people can see that men exist in dangerous works such as firefighter and policemen are nearly 99%. It causes by women’s wrong sight that it is always not suitable for they doing anything, which involves a hint of risk. Women should change their opinions for challenges …show more content…
But risk taking is important” to claim that girls should be embolden to take risk but not be reckless. The process of risk taking can help girls be brave and gain confidence. And then Paul states that if girls know how to avoid risks, they will think many situations are scary and dangerous, which are only exhilarating and unknown. As Paul explains, if society continues to coddle them, we will still see a lot of girls who are fearful and scared of our world. We must abandon this kind of opinion so that girls can have their own right to grow health. By making this claim, I totally agree with author’s point because I think girls should be treated same to boys. It is not cute for girls to say, “I am scared”. Parents should stop telling their daughters to be careful all the time and let them face their fears. This is valid love for children. Nobody can live under the protection of parents all time. As for me, I have a sister who studies far away from our parents. My parents always tell her that her should be stronger to take any risk and protect me. Abilities, which I have, she all gets earlier than me. Sometimes I even think boys will be fearful under an excellent sister. Thus, girls should have their own thought and please not be unconsciously