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    Ever since I was a little girl, my father and I have always had a very close relationship. My father’s influence on my life helped shape my confidence, self-esteem, and most important, my opinions on men. Not only am I the baby in the family, but I am the only girl. With that being said, it is safe to say I am his favorite child; however, being the favorite child comes with a lot of responsibility. My father constantly watches my every move and lays down strict rules for me to follow, especially…

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    This short story ”The Death of Tommy Grimes” is about a relationship, between a father and his son, who is twelve years old trying to become an individual, a man. The main character, named Tommy remembers that he has been instructed by his father on his shooting skills. Together they have spent endless hours training. While Tommy is practicing and increasing his shooting ability, by that his father demonstrates, explains and teaches Tommy about how nature works. One evening, Tommy´s father and…

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    Gender Expectations

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    Man vs. Women “You just wish sometimes that people would treat you like a human being rather than seeing your gender first and who you are second”-Francis O'Grady. We tend to give a man and women a role in life. Whether we put employment, color, marraige role, dating or emotional expression its part as a masculine or a feminine trait. This all leads to gender expectations. Gender expectations is a set of social and behavioral norms that, within a specific culture, are widely considered to…

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    of these things come into consideration when we look at gender stereotypes and gender roles. When a baby is born why is it that if its a girl we buy them pink clothes and pink blankets with soft and delicate things on them like princesses and cute little animals; and if its a boy we buy them clothes which are blue…

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    “People share a common nature but are trained in gender roles” (“Grace Farrell”). Women and men were assigned specific jobs and were told at a young age what their futures should look like. Women were taught to be beautiful and dependent on a man. Men were taught to be strong and have authority. Society is accepting for men to take on many mistresses, while not for women. Gender roles are a set of rules containing the social norms in the society specifically made for each gender. In the 1920’s,…

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    the previous generation. They learn how to be a human. As Adam Gopnik’s mentions in his essay called “Bumping into Mr. Ravioli”, Mr. Ravioli is an imaginative playmate who similar to Olivia’s old brother. It means Mr. Ravioli is a man who Olivia learned how to be a man from Olivia’s brother. It also shows that what people do in daily life are observed by others around them. Such as Michael Kimmel’s essay called “Bros Before Hos:…

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    cunning warrior, women played a big role in Ancient Greek society. Although most were denied access to power, they maintained life at home and in the family, which consequently degraded their status in society and left them with little time for themselves. But family life was a main focal point in their lives. Because women were less powerful physically, they were seen as less than men, therefore they needed men as their guardians. This caused them to have little to no influence in Ancient…

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    Nomanians: A Short Story

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    weren’t many people around because they couldn’t stay healthy enough. The people would either die because of dehydration or lack of food. That land was called No-Man 's World, but there was another human sustaining land above No-Man 's World. The people knew nothing about this land. That mysterious land was called Earth. The people in No-Man 's World, also called NoManians, were so unhealthy they would die and couldn’t even reproduce because there wasn’t enough supplies for the people. The…

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    Edmund Kemper Biography

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    Researching from the internet about Edmund Kemper, it seemed to me that this man was really a very smart person with an education background. Kemper seemed to have two types of personalities in my opinion. His community described as an average man other than his being tall and pretty big man. He hung out at a nearby bar where general police officers would hang out in. This lets me know his decision of medication was Alcohol since he hung out in a bar. He worked numerous dreary occupations,…

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    Observation Of Girl Toys

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    noticed that the writing on the packages were even different. The girl toys had a more feminine writing and the boy toys were in a bold, manly writing. The girl toys usually had a picture of a girl playing with the toy and with the boy toys they had a little boy playing with it. For both sexes, it was usually in red, sometimes green or yellow. They did not really have a picture of the kids and when they did, it was both genders playing with it. The font on the boxes were different than of the…

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