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Many believe that sex and gender are the same thing, however they are two totally different
things. Sex distinguishes male from female based only on reproductive organs in thetruman body
while gender is mainly the way a person behaves in situations whether it being more masculine or
feminine. In my own experience depending on the location and people around me my behavior
changed. In one situation, I accompanied my grandma to her doctor's appointment. While the
doctor was reading her results, I acted more masculine. I was more serious than usual. Then a
couple days later at a family get together I was more feminine more peppy and talkative. My
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goes for both males and females. For example, women could not work in factories since it was a
manlier job and these jobs were dirty. Women were supposed to be more feminine in the sense of
being submissive and uncultured. In the TV shows I Love Lucy and, Happy Days the women were
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only wives,an*-mothers.and submissive to their husbands. As for males;in the Mexican culture, to
be considered more masculine you had to be "Macho" which meant males had to be dominant and
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do what I was told like to clean and cook. While my older brother got to relax, and do nothing. I
would always get in trouble if my room was not clean, while my brothels room can look like
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and clea@ice it is my duty as a femalEJy-Hk my brother can sleep in till 3'oclock in the
afternoon. These rules in my culture, regarding my gender, were created to help prepare me to be
the perfect wife and help find a future husband. This is because I was always told tltataman does
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parents do nofexpress a strong sex preference, research shows that parents do have different
expectations of their babies and treat them differently, simply on the basis of sex" (Renzetti and
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farnily always want to talk to me since they see themselves in me. I'm considered more like them.
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something different they try to avoid it instead of confronting it. It is unfair to my cousin since she
feels excluded from everyone and usually at these family gatherings she is by herself. Then when
I go to hang out with her I get in trouble since I'm being disrespectful to the family. Even though
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Cnrran, Daniel. Renzetti, Claire. "From Women, Men, and . Composing Gender.
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