Men are often perceived as being stronger physically and mentally than women, but this is a misconception. While men are expected to ignore feelings and avoid vulnerability, this is not always true. An International Men's Day is important to celebrate male diversity and show that men don't have to be confined by stereotypes, just as women shouldn't be. Such a day could provide positive role models for boys and encourage more empathy for men.
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Gender equality is a thing that most people in modern word are heading for
Men are often perceived as being stronger physically and mentally than women, but this is a misconception. While men are expected to ignore feelings and avoid vulnerability, this is not always true. An International Men's Day is important to celebrate male diversity and show that men don't have to be confined by stereotypes, just as women shouldn't be. Such a day could provide positive role models for boys and encourage more empathy for men.
Men are often perceived as being stronger physically and mentally than women, but this is a misconception. While men are expected to ignore feelings and avoid vulnerability, this is not always true. An International Men's Day is important to celebrate male diversity and show that men don't have to be confined by stereotypes, just as women shouldn't be. Such a day could provide positive role models for boys and encourage more empathy for men.
Gender equality is a thing that most people in modern word are
heading for. But there is still
- Misconception which is: Men are stronger than women Elucidate: When it comes to this perspective, it is widely held that men are stronger not only physically but also in the mental well- being, they are expected to ignore feelings and avoid admitting vulnerability. They are considered as emotionless human-being that ignore feelings and avoid admitting vulnerability. To add weight to my conviction, men have a knack of refraning from asking for assitance or expressing their true feelings in times of austerity. But it is not always the case. As a result, my team would be a staunch supporter of the notion that we should celeberate International Men’s day. Idea 1: Occasion to express more empathy towards men We need to extend empathy to those who appear to least need it. Men need to fulfil society’s expectations (or the perceived expectations others have) just like women. It’s far harder for men to be vulnerable because that is acting outside their prescribed gender role. So, it’s good to have a day that celebrates male diversity and that reminds us all that men don’t have to be imprisoned by stereotypes in the way that women don’t either. We need to provide alternative versions, kinder versions, more liberated versions that can act as genuine role models for young boys to aspire to.