Patriarchal Dream
We live in the patriarchal dream. With all that has happen in the last two weeks, it's made me think. Is the dream that I have created worth it? In four short years I will be at the forefront of the patriarchal dream. However I do not do it for the "...pursuit of power, production, prestige, and "accomplishment" (Johnson 21). I want to be part of this changing time. I want to protect those I love. Have I want to have some kind of impact of this world. I have not lost my feminine values. Even if I become part of the Air Force, it will not stop me from a nurturing and loving those around me. I have Balance in my life. But I'm still lost. Johnson said that, "Most of us cry out for m
I want to find a better way then to kill just to prove a point. Another reason to clutter are minds. War is what the crumbling of the World Trade center symbolizes. So with the four years I have left before I become lost in the Patriarchal way of life, I'm going to search within myself to find what I truly value. The greatest question will be if the choices I make give meaning to my life. The Western world now has a cause to fight back. " (12) After the World Trade disaster realized that we (Untied States) was no longer invincible. This may sound a little crazy, but let me try to explain. I am not looking to find love from another person. It is a reason to forget what your life means. As a soldier I will be face will some of the same choices that the government is face with to day. People will die the coming months, many never knowing what their life meant. I've been told that is the toll of war.
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