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Whiteclipse99 · 03-08-2004, 09:21 AM

Through out time men and women have been made out to act and think a certain way, different from each other, and I think a lot of people today feel that's the way it should be and maybe act that way because that's what has been drilled into their heads since they can remember. Men have always been stereotyped as being the more dominate, non-sensitive, less expressive species where as females have been stereotyped as being the more romantic, caring, expressive species. Times have changed though and it's become more acceptable to take on traits that were once more primarily that of the opposite sex. So in the end maybe we aren't as different as we think. Does this make any sense? While reading it back to myself I'm not sure if I even can make sense of it.

03-08-2004, 09:21 AM	#1
Whiteclipse99 4th Gear Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: York, Pa Age: 45 Posts: 952	Through out time men and women have been made out to act and think a certain way, different from each other, and I think a lot of people today feel that's the way it should be and maybe act that way because that's what has been drilled into their heads since they can remember. Men have always been stereotyped as being the more dominate, non-sensitive, less expressive species where as females have been stereotyped as being the more romantic, caring, expressive species. Times have changed though and it's become more acceptable to take on traits that were once more primarily that of the opposite sex. So in the end maybe we aren't as different as we think. Does this make any sense? While reading it back to myself I'm not sure if I even can make sense of it. __________________ Don't smoke too much, drink too much, eat too much or work too much. We're all on the road to the grave -- but there's no need to be in the passing lane. -- Robert Orben

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