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rather than letting others define you based on your gender and what you should be doing to live up to that stereotype, mix it up. be who you are, no matter who that is, no matter how you have to express yourself. just be. who are you? you can be anyone. rather being defined, just define yourself. can you be vague? just try. just live.

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while our society does offer many opportunities for children to grow up and be whoever they want to be, live however they want to live, and think however they want to think, the children of today are still distressed by the gender stereotypes that we have fitted to our culture. both girls and boys need to learn that as they grow up, they should to be free to express their emotions and opinions in any healthy way, no matter what sex their way of expression suits. gender stereotypes are stealing opportunities away from our youth to go in whatever direction they choose, simply because they are being told that they have to live up to certain expectations as boys or girls. we can find a solution to this issue. as today's kids and teens develop, we need to teach them that they have the ability to express themselves however they want to--whether it be through playing with trucks, dolls, or both. Whether it be liking the color pink, the color green, or the entire rainbow. Whether it be crying when frustrated, or getting angry. our children should not be limited in modes of expression simply because of their sex. by teaching the children of today that they can express themselves in any healthy way they choose, we are opening an entire avenue of ideas for girls and boys to explore that they might not have considered before. through this, we can ensure that the adults of tomorrow will be diverse, independent, real, and content in their true selves.

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13 April 09
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People aren’t always going to say all the right things at all the right times or do all the right things at all the right times. That person you fell for, the one that fell for you too? They’re going to make mistakes, they’re going to say the wrong thing and they’re going to piss you off. You’re going to disagree with them, say the wrong thing, make mistakes and piss them off.

What really matters is that you know you’re always going to want to work things out and make things better. You’re always going to learn to accept and embrace their flaws however they may be presented to you.
— Sophinie Som (via jessicachu)

Reblogged: jessicachu

Themed by Hunson. Originally by Josh
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