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"As we live, think, feel, and work outside the home," prevent happiness because of others views on us? 

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"As we live, think, feel, and work outside the home," prevent happiness because of others views on us? 

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Gender division had the effect of keeping women in a childish state of ignorance and preventing their full development. John’s assumption of his own superior wisdom and maturity leads him to misjudge, patronize, and dominate his wife, all in the name of “helping” her.

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With its hard  distinction between the “domestic” functions of the female and the “active” work of the male, ensured that women remained second-class citizens.

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"I sometimes fancy that in my condition if I had less opposition and more society and stimulus—but John says the very worst thing I can do is think about my condition, and I confess it always makes me feel bad. So I will let it alone and talk about the house."
Gilman shows how the narrator has burned her husband’s authority to the point that she practically hears his voice in her head, telling her what to think. Even so, she cannot help but feel the way she does, making her focus on the house instead of her situation. This marks the beginning of her slide into obsession and madness. This mental struggle makes her project her feelings onto her surroundings, especially the wallpaper.

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https://www.rehabcenterforwomen.org/recovery-blog/mental-disorder-highly-common-among-women-prison

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Though some might have treatment, the results sometimes are very similar. The narrator show a similar experience as the illustration because she had a huge lack in mental treatment which led to issues as the story developed.
https://www.rehabcenterforwomen.org/recovery-blog/mental-disorder-highly-common-among-women-prison

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1 out 3 women suffer from an illness after attending  a prison, due to the lack of treatment, this is relevant to "the yellow wallpaper" because in both scenarios the women feel trapped.
https://www.rehabcenterforwomen.org/recovery-blog/mental-disorder-highly-common-among-women-prison

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I think the wallpaper represents her trying to escape her husband. She said she saw a woman trapped by bars trying to escape the wallpaper. This is symbolic of her relationship with John. As she looks further into the wallpaper, she is really examining her life and begins to change her mind and talk about how she now despises John. "I've got out at last,".