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Men and women are supposed to live inside the "ideal" personality of a man or women. Society has created a bizarre way of looking at men and women. Men are supposed to masculine and women are supposed to be feminine. If you do not follow the "ideal" personality type of the gender you are, you are immediately scrutinized for it. Gender has begun to define who we are and what people think we are capable of doing.

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Gender is a social construct. It is no necessarily what one was biologically born, it is the sex they identify with. For example, if I identified myself as being male, my sex would be female and my gender would be male. This means that even if a person is born as one thing, they can associate themselves as feeling like another.

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Gender is the sorting of objects, ideas, etc. as either male or female. The most obvious example of gender is men/women, but other examples include colors and clothing based mainly on the culture. Gender inequality exists as well as certain cultures may view one gender to be inferior to the other, and life for that gender may be made more difficult because of that.

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The definition of gender is discussed a lot in today's society, and is constantly changing. In recent times the term is used to categorize male and female characteristics and actions, and the role a person plays in society. This role can change and does not have to mean just a male or female gender; it can become a mixture of both. Gender is different from a persons sex. Someone's "sex" defines whether they were born male or female. Both of these definitions could change in the future.

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The term gender has two meanings, one in the scientific world and one in society. Scientifically, gender refers to the physical and biological sex of an organism, however, the term "gender" is usually replaced by "sex" in a scientific setting. The other meaning, in society, refers to masculinity and femininity and the traditional gender roles, although those are ever changing. Your gender is society does not necessarily need to match your scientific gender.

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Gender is a term used to describe a socially constructed idea of masculinity and femininity. The definition could be different for different people and cultures.

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Usually gender is used when discussing matters of social rather than biological. Depending on the culture, the idea of gender identity plays a big role. To me gender is played up. It should not be on how people see you. It should be on how you identify with yourself. Not by a culture or society.

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I personally defines gender as how the person feels about themselves. Whether they identify and feel themselves feminine or masculine. Sex is the physical traits, and gender is more of the mental aspect of sex. Your gender does not have to match your physical sex & what sex organs you have.

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Gender can mean different things, the first being the literal anatomical meaning of male or female. Gender is not limited to official classification however as things, ideas, or actions can be gendered masculine or feminine. Gender also is not a definite thing as to what it means, and what exactly either gender's place in society is, as this depends on location, culture, religion, etc.

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Gender is the classification of the male and female sexes. Gender is how the individual sees themselves and which sex they relate to.

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The meaning and definition of gender has changed over time.  Gender used to depict what roles males and females had in an average household.  For example, men were to provide for the family and women were to stay at home and take care of the kids and cook.  In modern day, gender has changed in the way that men and women and treated and created equal, meaning both men and women have the same opportunities and gender does not define what they can and cannot do.

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Gender is the divide from male and female. Specific qualities differ in certain places and cultures. In many countries, women are not seen as equal to men.

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Typically, gender is what defines someone as either male or female. However, this definition can vary depending on time and culture. (Recently, in the United States, the term gender has been changing and developing into a more modern definition).

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Gender is the difference between male and female characteristics as well as the roles they play in a specific community. Over time, some of these roles in society have changed for both males and females. Actions can be classified as feminine or masculine depending on your culture.

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Gender is the certain characteristics of a male and female. Depending on  different cultures and societies, gender is defined differently. A example is in the U.S. where women are encouraged to work, but in the U.A.E women are not encouraged to work whatsoever. Gender can also be defined by different gender roles.

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Gender is a socially constructed definition of masculinity and femininity, but then there is the DNA inside you that determine whether you are a male or female. It varies from place to place, time to time, culture to culture.

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Gender is the classification of objects and/or ideas into masculine and feminine categories. It can be modified, and certain things are often placed into different gender categories depending on the culture. For example, pink is generally seen as a feminine color in the US; however, in some cultures, it may be viewed differently. Sometimes, things are placed into a gender category in some cultures but are gender-neutral in others.