Mask You Live In Gender Analysis

When reading the text Fear, by Gary Soto, I can’t help but assume the author’s purpose or overarching theme was that our past or life experiences can affect how we act. In this stories case, a life without love, can cause terrible behavior. The plot of the story revolves around a boy that comes from a broken home, and due to such circumstances he bullies his peers. The story was a typical encounter a fifth grader would have with Frankie (boy from a broken home). The narrator says, “Some of us looked away because it was unfair.

In society, people like to shame men if they are beaten by a girl at something such as a sport. Personally, I do not put other males in this "man box" because I consider the qualities to be very ideal. Society wants to have men be powerful and confident all the time, but the reality is, not all men can or want to match society 's ideal image of a man. Putting males in this man box can be dysfunctional for society because it teaches kids at a young age that men are supposed to be superior to women in every way. Another problem is that as a result, young women could think of themselves as inferior and to only obey orders given from a man, therefore encouraging the ideals

Are Men The Reason Relationships Fail? Only 21% of men are unfaithful to their spouse. Everyone always want to blame the men on why relationships fail. Everyone’s reason is that most men are cheaters, liars and manipulators in women’s mind. I believe that men aren’t always the reason for being unfaithful because men and women are too different or too alike, they both have commitment issues, and their satisfaction is uncompromised.

First of all, if there are children without adults, many boys are embarrassed to do not know what to do. With these traumas on, boys learn to grow very quickly. Many innocent boys behave more violently because they are simply lost because they simply do not know the behavior of adults. They see violence as fun. Normally, adults will lead the role of authority and lead the children to stabilize their life on the island.

Juror 5 was biased for relating this case to himself because he was from the slums and so was the boy on trial. “The children who come out of slum backgrounds are potential menaces to society” (Rose 318). Juror 3 was being biased in the play because his son hit or abused him like how the boy is being tried for stabbing or abusing his father. “When he was fifteen he hit me in the face” (Rose 317). Other times in real life that people could be biased is they have

If somebody else took that ball there’d be an uproar.” (Page 19, Act I) Although, this influenced more Biff rather than his brother Happy. He 's not only the huge, moronic character. Actually, he 's the main character in the book who demonstrates any genuine self-improvement. Of course, Biff is additionally defective, much the same as every other person. He could not graduate from high school, he could not hold a stable work, and he argues with the majority of his managers.

He often was stuck on how he isn't as young as everyone else. Nick’s insecurities are obvious. He is very insecure about his body. In an article called “Here’s How Men Really Feel About Their Bodies”, it says that “half of men are unhappy with their weight” (Jacoby,Sarah,”Here’s How Men Really Feel About Their

We Should not change how we raise our boys, because not every boy is the same way. In many High Schools there are gender neutral sports, such as: football, wrestling, and cheerleading. Leonard Sax explains his views on the topic of sexism in boys, he says that most boys are immature and are very disconnected with society. Sax’s quotes that “The end

Cole thought to himself, “Circle justice was a bunch of bull.” (6)     Coles had a rough life and not getting consequences for his mistakes this is the reason why Cole is a bully and very mean. During the Circle Justice meeting Cole tells his dad, “you’re usually too drunk to know your own name.” (48)  Cole's mom looks pretty and perfect like a barbie doll but is too scared and won't stand up for Cole. (9) Like everyone, Cole still has his

Students who have been bullied have a fear of coming to school because they feel unsafe, the environment can also affect the students by giving fear and in a disrespectful way, hampering the ability of a student to learn. Students may feel insecure and tend not to like to go to school very well. Some individuals lose confidence and self-esteem and usually end up being lonely most of the time. The individual may constantly think about the bully which may affect the individual’s concentration and also individuals would always think and repeat the scene when he or she was bullied. The effects of bullying on the bully and the victim can be wide reaching, impacting schoolwork.