<p>There always has been a stereotype and/or generalisation of almost everything. In someway it helps making a base and understand in a quicker way. But in reality it is all different from theory or practice.
A specific example would be that men aren't and don't always need to be strong. They have feelings too, they can be soft, caring and gentle and they cry too. Same goes for other genders too and we need to stop generalising everything to put a stamp other than starting to understanding people/things. Always understand things specifically.
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There always has been a stereotype and/or generalisation of almost everything. In someway it helps making a base and understand in a quicker way. But in reality it is all different from theory or practice.
A specific example would be that men aren't and don't always need to be strong. They have feelings too, they can be soft, caring and gentle and they cry too. Same goes for other genders too and we need to stop generalising everything to put a stamp other than starting to understanding people/things. Always understand things specifically.
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Stop stereotyping and generalising everything everytime