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Gender roles can make someone in a relationship do some thing that they don't want to because they are supposed to.

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Power - if boys are meant to be "dominant" and girls are meant to be all "submissive", then it creates this environment where the girl has to listen to what the guy says, and the guy has to be the one to initiate everything.

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I think because people are adapted with a basic understanding of what you have to or should do based on your gender, it can make someone feel as if they do not belong and alienated when they are acting in different ways they are not expected to do.

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People will feel like they need to act a certain way and it could cause them to change as a person and also feel pressured by everybody.

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Relationship - The roles might change the way that the relationship flows, if there is a girl in the relationship they might feel the need clean and make sure that everything is organised, which might make the relationship not as equal and power dominated to someone in the relationship.

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In a relationship, regulating each other according to gender roles may limit trust, communication, and depth of a relationship as we get limited to fully express ourselves in the way we truly are. Negative uses of gender roles may also drive physical abuse or violence which may cause unwanted harm.

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A specific gender stereotype that I think is harmful for relationships is the stereotype of power/dominance. This can obviously cause a power imbalance between the couple (if it was a heterosexual pair) and may lead to problems regarding communication and behaviours.

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I think it can affect relationships by making people feel pressured to act a certain way around their partner.

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It can be harmful to an individual because it could discourage them from doing something they want to but because it isn't "for their gender" and they shouldn't be doing it.

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I think gender roles and stereotypes are harmful to individuals because one may get judged/determined in a perceptive/false way. The socially set expectations may drive someone to act a certain way that they do not wish to act in which disrupts their personal identity.

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individual: can affect health (for example; if the expected body type for women is to have an "hourglass figure", they might start to over-exercise or not eat at all)

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Feels like they have to be someone/something that they are not in order to fulfil societal needs or not get shammed. Can cause disturbance in mental health because of all the self shamming and disgrace.

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Individual - People might change themselves to be someone that they are not, they could see an expectation for what they are supposed to be and try to fulfil the expectation. They could also mentally hurt them selves trying to be something they are not.

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May cause (sometimes unrealistic) expectations for someone which can create pressure and stress to fulfil such expectations - especially if they do not align with the individual's own preferences and values.