Reflection Paper On Abortion

I. Introduction

Some of the classes that really interest me would be “Should men have a say in whether their partner has an abortion?” This interest me because my sister was pregnant at a really young age and was considering abortion, well more like my parents considered it for her, but she was not going to let him have a say in it either way. I also think it’s a very interesting subject as a whole because many women believe men should not have a say, but they are just as much the child 's parent as is the mother. Although some mothers say the father is only the sperm donor really because they don 't carry them for 9 months or get the symptoms you get when pregnant. In my final opinion I believe if a man is 100% committed in raising the child

It sounds interesting to me because many people say that girls and boys distract each other whether it be because of the fact that they are attracted to the opposites sex. Therefore girls can be distracted by a boys face and or body and vice versa. In my opinion I believe that it is a possibility that both genders can be distracted by one another but it is also crucial for both genders to be able to take part into a conversation where both genders have different experiences in which they can both learn from. I do not think any of the subjects will be that difficult for me because I am interested in most and I do not mind talking about stuff that makes me uncomfortable. What might make these discussions easier and have a bit more of fluidity would be to have smaller group discussions in class. It gives people who are do not speak out in a larger group an opportunity to speak

There is not much I remember from my middle school days but somewhere in my cluttered head is the memory of “policing: gender. The reason it’s so distinct is because I would often police gender and looking back at it now it 's not a moment in my life I am proud of. In my middle school there was a boy named Nigel Richards. He tended to be a bit feminine, have a relatively high pitched voice, and hang around a lot of girls. He was labeled as gay. Even though he was labeled as gay, everyone still liked him and he was never bullied. Turns out he really isn 't gay but just happend to act feminine like. Even though he wasn 't bullied, what was wrong with him acting feminine? Some pawned it off as a stage in his life as if it was not “normal”.

What even is normal nowadays? Some people would talk about him behind his back to other friends and say he was gay for sure because it wasn’t “normal” for a guy to be feminine like or have all girl friends. People throw around the word “normal” as if it really exists. People in this world are socialized to believe the stereotypes predetermined for each sex. Therefore a boy is not supposed to act like a “girl” and vice versa. These stereotypes can be dated so far back and like we spoke of in class sometimes it’s easier to just put people into