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I learned the differences between genders based on the differences between my parents. Also, I have an older brother and I knew that I would wear dresses and he wouldn't, or I would play with dolls and he had action figures. Another distinction would be having pink vs blue things.

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I guess I learned to be a girl from my family. I don't remember/know.

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I learned from the women in my family how to act like a lady, but I also learned from the men to be tough and be able to do all the things boys could do.

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I learned to be a girl from my family since I was dressed in pink and dresses, which is girly attire. But I have never been into makeup or been super "girly," because my mom doesn't really wear makeup, do her hair or things like that, and I'm really similar to her. She does cook and clean though, so those "girly" chores are things I can do.

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I learned to by a girl from my mom and my grandma. We're all really close so growing up I learned the way my grandma was taught to be a girl, and the way that my mom was taught by my grandma. Also, I never realized that watching shows like Hannah Montana could also affect that.

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From both of my parents.

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I learned to be a boy from my parents and them dressing me and enjoying different forms of entertainment that pandered to boys. I was never really exposed to things that were thought as feminine.

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I learned to be a boy through my family.

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I learned how to be a "girl" from my family. Having a little brother taught me the difference between  being a boy and a girl. My mom taught me "how" to be a girl and have girl manners I guess. School also sort of separated boys and girls.

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I suppose my parents and other kids, seeing boys and girls and understanding that I am a boy and not a girl.

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I learned to be a "boy" from my parents and my family. Specifically, my father and uncle taught me to do things that "boys" do.

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I learned from my mother, my father, my brothers, my friends, and my grandparents. I was always told that I needed to act more like a girl because I was always stronger and faster than most of the boys around me. So my family always said "It's about time you act like the young lady you should be."

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I learned through parents and pop culture.

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I learned from society and the people that I went to school with who had been raised as stereotypical girls.

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I don't really remember.

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I learned to be a girl from my mom and older sister. Growing up they would try to teach my how a girl should act. I also learned stereotypes of girls from movies and television.