essay on is it harder being a girl
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Being a girl can become a difficult life style. Between our stages in life, staggering attitudes and emotions… I don’t know how we would get through it.
I myself am a girl, born and raised as one; so I know first hand that I can be very frail and take many chances. I’m also the target for a lot of people, for emotional support and other things. My parents depend a lot on me to take care of things when they can’t, especially because I'm the only girl.
I recall my 5th grade classroom, the desks were set up in rows of six, and I sat in the middle row, of a large room filled with an average sized class. And that’s where he sat, right there in front of me; now being a female in a male bias world I found that most guys don’t expect you to know how to fight. And that’s where he made his mistake. His name was Tommy and he tried to take my pencil, this might not seem like a big deal now but ever since I was younger, I had an “obsessive compulsive disorder” type of thing; I absolutely positively could not stand to have people touching my things, or things that I had previously touched. So I asked him kindly to please not touch my things…he didn’t quite listen. He continued to grab for my book bag when I told him again “DO NOT TOUCH MY THINGS” I was getting madder and he didn’t seem to comprehend the level of seriousness displayed in my threatening tone. “Shut up” he snapped back at me “don’t be a tattle tale”. “I wont,” I said through my teeth “but stop touching my things” with an angry shove, he pushed me. In rebuttal, I shoved him back.
IT'S HARDER TO GROW UP FEMALE
In a society where women are taking on many of the traditional roles as breadwinners,
stabilizers of families, and high competitors in the job market, it is uncanny to propose that
women still are not equal. Women do not receive as many opportunities as men do. By simply
looking at the lives of young girls and adolescents, the truth becomes all the more apparent.
Women are still struggling to survive in a male dominate world.
While young children sit mesmerized in front of the television sets, their eyes behold
many different scenarios that speak a million words. As an example, commercials for household
detergents and Playschool kitchen sets are rarely directed at a male audience. Most often, one
will view a June Cleaver type actor happily scrubbing away at the "hard-to-get-out spot". Her
impressionable young daughter can be found eagerly trying to do the same with her play kitchen