Gender Role Reversal

We will never truly know what it's like to put ourselves in the shoes of the opposite gender, but I can try and elaborate from my own personal experience and observations of what I fell society would demand from being a male in the United States. I am going to first discuss a few of the many negatives that I believe can accompany being a male. I feel in some incidents women can manipulate situations with body lang

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I went to the dealership to see how much they would knock off the sticker price for me. Another positive characteristic I feel is to be dealt with fairly by service organizations. One male mentions how females can buy boys' items or girls', and are not viewed with amazement. I wanted to make sure that I took into consideration what is negative about the entire gender role itself from a male's perspective. I, for one, have and do on occasion wear men's clothing. :-)

Society has created stereotypes that apply to each one of the gender roles. They offered him $3,500 off the sticker price. I wonder how this issue ever came about the proper etiquette see of being only limited to females. This particular local dealership would only consider $500. So, I got onto the Internet and joined a transsexuals chat channel. The movie "Erin Brockovich" immensely demonstrates this characteristic. Why shouldn't I be viewed as weird or gay; but a male cannot even wear a light pink colored shirt?

A few of the many positives that come along with being a male is that men are not expected to bring that little-bit-of-something to a friend's house. Julia Roberts portrays a poor, single mother who uses her cleavage in a few situations to get what she wants. uage, but men must use material or external influence to achieve this type of manipulation.

Common topics in this essay:
Julia Roberts, , Erin Brockovich, female clothing, characteristic feel, sticker price,

Approximate Word count = 528
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)

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