universal bond between sexes

Advocates of the theory of difference in human beings believes that their are two sexes as innate elements of the physical nature , while the stereotype and norms that influence gender-based-perceptions are social culturally determined . The physical orientation is known as sex while the social cultural elements are known as gender . Gender difference is criticized because it has a negative effect on women (they are seen as of lesser social significance , weaker and not powerful in comparison with what men present . Women are supposed to portray qualities different from those of their counterparts

the issue to be criticized is the invisibility of the specific features portrait in public , women lack of representation in all areas of significance , the institutional structures and mechanisms in which perpetuate such suppression . Though there exist innate and gender difference between the sexes , they there are evidence of having bonding between them

As in the meeting between Priam and Achilles in the last book of the iliad (1993 , tears shed in the memory of suffering are the universal bond between men and women . To create this bond , private , concealed suffering must become the common grief shared in public . Segel discussed the shifting between present and remote future , between emotional lyrism and gnomic generality , and between Athens and Troezen shows that the events we have witnessed have a universal as well as a local significance

There is a bond that develops between men and women known as love . There is no question that men bond with women (Dee , Edna , Robert et al , 1994 From adolescence on , most women put enormous energy into heterogeneous relationships , with the sole objective of finding a male mate . Although men and women begin dating at about the same age , women report that their first infatuation and their first love experience occur at younger age in a typical situation , male attract the opposite sex- female

Reference

Dee , L .R , Edna , I .R , Robert , K .R et al (1994 ) Loving to survive . NYU Press . Us

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