Sunday, June 9, 2013

Gender

Genetically, a male is made up of XY chromosomes and a female is made up of XX chromosomes. A baby is born genetically set up to be either male or female. After birth a child is identified by his or her physical assignment and expected to remain within the role of their gender. A child is born physically assigned either male or female, but biologically, the child may be different in terms of gender identity. A child’s gender identity doesn’t always match the expected gender role causing confusion....  
     
As we review this article concerning the position of a man who is working to provide a living for his family, he has to choose if he wants to have a strong marriage or enough money. Often times the lack of time spent together in marriage has been link to the reversal of roles. Women are now choosing to work to help support the family so that their marriages will not suffer. We have determined the role of the male to be defined as one of a provider and extreme masculinity. The man is the one that provides financially, has the upper hand, has the finally say, and is to be revered as well as feared....

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