Stereotypes That Violate The Female Gender

Stereotypes that violate the female gender

Introduction

While the woman is presupposed a reproductive role, with a tendency to isolate her in a private and domestic sphere and always focused on family care, the male, from a social perspective, he holds a productive, public, visible and open role, visible and open,with ample space for the development of their relationships and high social power. A summary picture is shown about educational differences between boys and girls, which results in the acquisition of a series of beliefs, stereotypes and prejudices that could lead to the appearance of sentimental relationships based on the domination of the domination of the domination of theMAN TO THE WOMAN.

Developing

In power relations, the girl is instilled from childhood that is tender and submissive, physical canons are required (always beautiful, arranged and thin), who create in adolescents, often, problems of insecurity and lowself – esteem in themselves, if they perceive that they do not fit into those parameters that a woman should have. Likewise, the objective that must always keep in mind is to marry and form a family, for and for which they will live, in addition to please at all levels to the husband, in summary, there are a number of factors that can serve as a prelude tothat can lead to an aggression towards women, from the so -called vicar or imitation learning (Bandura).

Based on having witnessed such behaviors in its closest family nucleus, which results in the child to learn this type of behavior, which, in the absence of individualized therapy and adapted to their circumstances, will be repeated with high probability inThe future against your sentimental partner.

Likewise, as a consequence of the machismo existing in society, the woman is instilled that the most valuable of her person lies in her physical appearance, being beautiful according to the canons imposed in society, with the aim of finding husband andCreate a family, making it a dependent being, who associates marriage and children, as well as family care, the only way to be happy and achieve a full life.

From childhood, he is educated under the idea of romantic love, of the "arrival of the blue prince", giving rise to relationships in which the woman gives whatever necessary, even beyond the rational parameters, with the sole objectiveto keep your partner and your family, giving rise to the loss of their own identity. On the contrary, man must be strong and brave, be the family support and have personal and professional success, to be able to keep his wife and children. 

conclusion

In men if you see in a positive way that they have a high number of sexual conquests behind them all these beliefs, which are instilled from childhood, will be present throughout life, intensifying during adolescence, since it is aperiod of sudden changes at all levels, being able to give rise to the appearance of sentimental relationships of toxic and to be immersed in circles of violence by their partner of which it is very difficult to go out for themselves