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    When we all develop and grow from kids, we don’t choose the gender giving to us. As we grow the gender a person can have on the outside can be the one everyone sees. Our parents tend to lead us into the roles our gender in destine to be in. It’s a pattern that’s happening for many, many years. We, as people just try to stay on track of the norm and don’t think about the child’s inner thoughts. As a kid grows up he or she might like the same things as boys or girls. When I was growing up I…

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    The social aspects of sexual identity and gender identity in the contemporary Australian society are strongly reflected by the existing culture in the ADF as well as the government. Men with their ideas of manhood have been socially inclined to think that certain roles or professions do not belong to women. For instance, warfare and other activities related to the military profession are taken to be purely male areas. Therefore, it does not come as a surprise to know that the ADF is dominated by…

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    terms of my gender at a very young age. I came from a very open, liberal community and I feel like I was blessed to meet people with all different genders. Now, 19 years into life, I find myself being able to properly assign a gender fitting to who I am as a person: Gender Fluid. Before diving into my reflection, there are a few terms that I am either going to be using throughout this or terms that will aid in the understanding of what I am talking about. The first term, gender identity, comes…

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    The gender identification of oneself is conceptualized differently by each individual. Gender is merely a system, produced by society, that divides power. Henceforth, the terms "gender" and "sex" cannot be utilize interchangeably because “gender” proposes that human anatomy defines a person and how they live their lives. A vague traditional stereotype in a binary society, is that women are nurturers whilst, men are protectors. Virginia Woolf merges the lines between genders by scrutinizing…

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    portray through characters how identity can be threatened. Authors such as Marjorie Barnard, the writer of The Lottery, and Tony Hunter, author of Listen to the End Portray through their characters ways in which they 're identities become threatened through various situations they become involved in. Barnard in the story of The Lottery uses various techniques such as narrative and gender representations to portray to readers how Ted who 's wife won the lottery in identity is threatened. In the…

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    There are many aspects of life that I stop thinking about until they are brought to my attention. Amongst these are breathing, blinking, and my blind obedience to the gender codes. Interacting with those that show the characteristics of the opposite group to which society places them or present themselves as belonging to no binary group is left as a confusing/ awkward experience as there are much fewer exemplars for those in society. The media subliminally asserts its power over my…

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    like to share my gender identity story and how I became who I am today. I am a 21 year old girl, who was born to a perfectly loving couple in Malaysia. Firstly, I am going to address clearly that my reflection content is going to be on three main points which are parents’ involvement, religious upbringing and social experience. However, I am going to relate…

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    Gender based identities have been created through the history and described by different perspectives from liberalism to evolutionally psychology. Liberal view of the role of women is that house work and childcare is a personal choice and women choose to do these tasks. Liberalism separates two aspects of life, public and private. They believe that public decision is political and economic matter to the life of people and personal decision is about what you do and buy. There is no connection…

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    There are four different gender role identities identified by Sandra Bem. These include masculine, feminine, androgynous, and undifferentiated. An individual who perceives themselves as being masculine carries traditional masculine qualities. On the other hand, an individual who perceives themselves as being feminine carries traditional feminine qualities. An individual who perceives themselves as androgynous is said to carry qualities of both masculinity and femininity. Lastly, an…

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    Classification of Diseases (ICD-10) list three diagnostic criteria for Gender Identity Disorder and the case of Brandon Teena falls under the category of Trans sexualism: Trans sexualism has three criteria’s which are “the desire to live and be accepted as a member of the opposite sex, usually accompanied by the wish to make his or her body as congruent as possible with the preferred sex through surgery and hormone treatment, the transsexual identity has been present persistently for at least…

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