Characteristics Of My Life

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In order for me to examine my playing flied from a social perspective, I need to introduce the three main characteristics that has affected my life. I was born and raised in Iran, where woman are treated less than men. To add salt to the injury, I was also raised in a family with religious background and believes that are not accepted in Iran. Thus, growing up in an open-minded family, I learned from a young age that only the uneducated families believe in gender inequality.
I age I was thought to think and act like a lady. However, this can be a little hard when you have five older brothers. So this is my life story. I grew up in Iran; an Islamic government that has no problem letting its citizens know the difference between a man and a woman. I grow up wearing dresses, skirts and other girly clothes; my family treated me like their little doll. I was the little girl who had long hair to show off her femininity. The little girl whose brother would color her nails with red nail polish, put her hair in a ponytail with a cute …show more content…

They thought me to stay away from deviance behaviors and instead pay attention to how to better my society. I was thought to peruse my educational goals and follow my dreams. However; no family is perfect. As it is also stated in the lecture and textbook, it is obvious that the people around you influence you greatly in life. For instance, my relationship with my parents lacks communication. My parents are very old and often I feel like that they are uncomfortable to talk to me about the importance of life. Therefore, they are non-person parents; they are physically there, yet, emotionally they don’t know how to communicate. This has affected me as a person, I often don’t know how to clearly communicate my emotions to people. However; it is not only my parents fault for being a non-person parents, but also my fault for wanting to figure out life by

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