long-term impacts:

• because of this, this is in his digital footprint forever

• everyone at his school, who has viewed the post knows

• people on the internet can see this

• many rumors will be made

• people will not forget

• effects cody mental health/reputation

response

codys response to his would include:

• take responsibility for deleting the post

• set boundaries

• clarify the truth

• show maturity and ask for respect

• sports

• engaging in risk-taking jobs

• subjects, more tech/sport based

• going to the gym

• protective

• independent

  Being aggressive, courageous, and more dominant are masculine attributes, whereas some masculine behaviors include having more leadership and assertiveness. Physical jobs in society like firefighters, polices, construction and machinery operators

  
  

• jobs, makeup artists/cosmetologists and nurses such as teachers

• kinder

• more responsible, respectful

• cosmetics

• expected to eat cleaner

  Femininity is often portrayed through occupations such as cosmetology or makeup artistry. Being feminine is shown as being clean, eating healthy, being more respectful, and responsible. Physically, they are to have a more graceful or delicate look and have a set body type that people compare others too.

As a society, the strict ideas about masculinity creates gender inequality initially causing men and women to be paid unevenly, as well as criticism to the whole community. It also creates separations in many different areas such as the work force, healthcare, politics as well as is educational systems.

social

• violence makes it normal in society

• makes difference between masculinity and femininity

legal

• if porn is shown to someone under the age of 18

• if porn in filmed of someone the under the age of 18

  
  

personal

• cant communicate needs

• misunderstanding

• difference is treated at GIHS by acknowledging differences through holding different stalls, groups, lunch time clubs as well as things such as languages week, community week as well as harmony week. Where negative differences are settled y things such as uniform, dress code and behavior expectations.

how have you approached difference?

• Personally, i have ignored differences and treated everyone the same no matter what there personal difference are

how could things be better a school with regard to difference?

what can you change personally in how you responf to diffenr e

how do you differ from the person in your scenario?

the scenario was a blind 16 year yound man, who is blind

what have ypu earnt from participating in the activity?

something that i learnt during the activity is how differnet peolpe are going through differnt things, even if it can not be seen physically.

some positive outcomes of challenging discrimination include

• people allowing themselves to be who they want to be

• gives them rights

• they also improve mental health

• stronger support through networks of people

• more awareness and education

  
  

How can challenging discrimination and transphobia benefit everyone in society?

Challenging discrimination and transphobia can benefit society as it allows many people to express themselves. It benefits society as it allows people of different genders to come together and feel as one, instead of making them feel excluded, as they fit into society. others in the society are also educate don the different genders such as transgendered or cisgender.

Someone you know from school asks you to send them some photos of yourself. You feel flattered, until they ask you to undress for the pictures. You are worried about what they might say or do if you say "no"

passive

• saying that you will send them later

aggressive

• calling the person out

• post on social media

• tell all your friends

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assertive

• have a friendsly converstaion with them and tel that that you are not comfortabl eabout this, all the consequesnses of this

An intimate relationship is being close with someone you love and trust, while being comfortable with them.

Brainstorm some ways that people in an intimate partner relationship might show that they love or care for each other.

• respect

• honesty

• trust

• affirmation

• complements

• eye contact

• physical touch

• affection

• gifting

• quality time

ill put out in time

if you loved me you'd agree

they don't make them big enough"

if this were said i would say:

but i don't want to, its not safe and you know that. what if you don't pull out on time? just because i'm not agreeing with you, doesn't means that i don't love you man it means ion wanna get pregnant

im sure SOMEONE out there makes them big enough.

sexual health is about staying safe and having a respectful and trusted relationship with partners. it is about having safe sexual experiences, informed choices, consent, STI prevention, as well as healthy relationships, including masculinity and femininity. its about respecting your partner as well as yourself and having access to care and support if/when needed