The Connection Between Gender And Gender

1. Sex of an individual is a biological stat. When an individual is created with genetic DNA of both this determine the genetic make u of the offspring. Gender represent the social details of the person whom they perceive and feel they are. Although, a person might genetically be a man or woman, the way an individual perceive themselves make a humongous different in their life and also in society.

The connection between gender and sex makes a different, of course to a certain extent. For example, a sex of a male in the United States society represents strength, provider, and protector. Consequently, that may not always be the case when a person struggling with gender identity. For instance, a woman is associated with being a nurturer, although

Society associate females roles with the way they present themselves to the public. For instance, women are supposed to have the feminine décor from the clothes they wear to the makeup that alter their looks. Female gender in the symbolic interactionism perspective are classified in the lady like manner. Female are stereotype to the jobs they maintain and the money they mandate. In male gender role they are the masculine figures. Symbolic interactionism place them in the category of being the suites, ties, and trouser category. They represent the hardcore of society as in the protector and the provider of

At one point of the time family was a society, but as time went on it evolved into different meaning. For example, there is extended family as in grandparents, aunts, uncle, nieces, and nephews. Then, there is the nuclear family which consist of the mother, father, brothers, and sister. In my experience with my family I was blessed to have two mother which was maternal mother and maternal grandmother. I was also fortunate enough to have two aunts that were considered in my eyes like step mothers. In some way shape or form my maternal family all took a part in raising me into a mature adult. However, family has changed drastically, we are no longer living in close proximity of one another. Brothers and sisters no longer see one another every day. Mother and fathers are not close to their adult children and involved in every aspect of their lives like centuries ago, the connection is lost through time and