47).
             Women have concerns much more complicated because they
             carry a form of inner turmoil as a reflection of their
             passiveness. Berger explains that not only are men judging
             women, but women critique themselves internally also.
             Berger thinks this aspect of a woman's personality is male
             (Berger 46-47). I do not like, nor do I agree with this
             rationalization of female behavior. Women are by nature
             more receiving than men, but Berger's assumption of female
             operation is loosely like a side effect of the male's
             character. Women do seek out appreciation from men, but
             also from other women. My closest friends being men, I see
             the same qualities in them. They do put a lot of weight on
             achievements and strength but they are also seeking the same
             kind of approval from women and other men. The same holds
             true for women as I put much of my self worth in my
             achievements; therefore, Berger's opinion only seems
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