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    Male dominance has a big affect in the way they differ. Female chimps are much more solitary than the females of bonobos and are often harassed by chimp males. For chimps, sex is strictly for producing offspring and to ensure ones genes are passed along. Chimps are also guilty of infanticide. This enables the infant-less mothers…

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    Most mature adults can agree on the fact that sex is used to bring two individuals closer to each other. The two partners coming to a common goal of satisfying the respectful partner to ultimately form a bond that would not be present without sex. After sex, the relationship advances into a more serious stage where the couple feels obligated to one another. Where there should be a certain level of respect and loyalty granted to the sexual spouse in an ideal situation, and in that ideal situation…

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    Facebook And Self-Esteem

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    personal information about their lives because females are said to be more vocal, expressive and willing to share in contrast to males who use Facebook gather information they need to build influence. Also helps males perform research, gather relevant contacts and ultimately increase their status. Thus, this may explain the reason why there is a disparity between females and male use of Facebook. Moreover, the relationship between Facebook use and self-esteem is almost the same, this may be…

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    For a long time, the documentary films are male dominated in that most of the producers, directors, and actors are men while the women are given limited roles. In such a position, the women may not have a significant impact in the documentary film industry. This indicates that there is inflexibility to change since many women may not be allowed in the film industry as directors or producers. In fact, most of the men that thrive in the film have made it worse for the women especially when…

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    evaluate the performance” (Kimmel 214). When men have to assess people’s work it shows that men have the final say to everything. This is harmful because men begin to learn to not value the voice of women. When men do not value anyone voice who is not a male it creates an unhealthy lifestyle where they believe they are superior because they are afraid to lose…

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    Masculinity In Fight Club

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    could his dilemma be? Inside this average, lackluster man, lies a person who wants to be a leader, someone who wanted to take control of his own life, a power-hungry man who is starving to unleash his masculinity. During the mid-1900s males, specifically while males started having an identity crisis. Women started to become more and more independent, leading to not needing men to not have this unspoken power over women. It became harder for men to show their masculinity. As the years of women’s…

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    The princesses teach young women that they must be submissive, through princesses that wait for their prince and are obviously secondary to the males in the movies. This translates in the workplace. When a man is assertive in the workplace, he is respected and often admired for his vigor. On the other hand, a woman is viewed as aggressive when she is assertive. She is not respected, and is often…

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    Jorshinelle T. Sonza rightly debunks Dorothy Driver’s claim that Gordimer’s texts are “male centred” and do not give any depth to women (106). Unlike Things Fall Apart, Gordimer does not marginalize women. In fact, by depicting Hannah as a human rights activist, Gordimer is empowering women. At the same time, Gordimer is also valorising Black women over the White. Sonza says, Hannah is “flawed in her activism. It is Aila who undertakes the revolutionary struggle with intensity.” (107) But again…

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    handsome and romantic. When we look at the theory homosocial, it is similar. Men can bond with men and not be homosexual. Basil and Henry can aggressively bond with Dorian and not be labeled queer. The difference about the homosocial is the male on male bonding. When you pair up these two theories they sort of make a dynamic duo. They make a world where you can bond, complement and obsess over someone from the same gender and be viewed as completely straight to society. The last thing that links…

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    the biology of males and females. The author tells the tale of Jeremy, who liked wearing barrettes. Everyone at school called him a girl; this upset Jeremy so he pulled his pants down and explained that he is clearly a boy. However, his classmate did not seem to think that was enough evidence for him to claim being a man. Peggy goes further to question if the biological equipment does not suffice to differ male from female, then what does? (2011). She believes that the children see male/female…

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