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    Age and Ralationship

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    practice had gained significance back then because a woman in those days would give birth to 10 to 14 kids and with each delivery‚ the ageing process in a woman increased exponentially. After a few deliveries‚ if there was no age difference between the husband and wife‚ the woman would start looking much more older than the man. To gap out this difference‚ the big gap between ages of man and woman had been formulated. But‚ nowadays‚ since women are no longer giving birth to dozens of kids‚ the big age difference

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    Industrial Revolution disrupted the American family. One point of view‚ represented by Elaine Tyler May‚ is that it disrupted the American family because the changing lifestyle that resulted put enormous pressure on men to provide adequately for their wives and children‚ which led to the breakup of many families. The opposing point of view‚ represented by Jacquelyn Hall‚ Robert Korstad‚ and James Leloudis‚ is that it did not disrupt the American family because in some parts of the country such as the

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    that their husbands don’t talk to them‚ habitual stages depict how male and females communicate at a young age through peer interactions‚ and also covers analytical research explaining why married couples typically act differently given certain environments. It is mentioned in the article that wives frequently complain that their husbands don’t talk‚ to them especially in the private setting of their home. Tannen makes a great point in her research that most wives want their husbands to be‚ first

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    will either not notice or ignore the signs until it is too late. Physical abuse is the easiest to spot‚ sexual abuse leaves the deepest scars‚ and emotional abuse is the hardest to recover from. The most under reported abuse stems from wives abusing their husbands due to shame‚ fear of retaliation‚ and the fear of not being believed by authorities. Anyone can be abused‚ any day‚ any time‚ even in the past abuse like this existed‚ but there wasn’t a term for it‚ especially if it was your wife. Likely

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    respect their fathers at a young age‚ their husband when they get married and their oldest sons when they were widowed. Women had no say in any family matters except those related to child raising and were put in a lower level in power and right than men.

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    fourteen; their husbands were chosen by their fathers‚ which gave the family the opportunity to join another family‚ ideally one that was quite prominent in society. The marriage process was very long. Spartan marriage‚ on the other hand‚ is quite different; it was an‚ almost‚ non-ceremonial event. The female would be abducted in the middle of the night by her future husband‚ then her head would be shaved and she had to wear men’s attire. She would then‚ finally‚ meet her husband‚ mainly for child

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    Sexism in Advertising

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    purpose of this advertisement is to convince men to buy the product for their wives. While the ad possesses a dual gender message‚ as wives may see it and ask their husbands to buy the product for them‚ but it definitely relates more to men. Before actually knowing what product the ad is promoting‚ seeing “The Chef does everything but cook - that’s what wives are for‚” one would think that by “chef” they meant the husband‚ since he doesn’t cook. Then the eye goes to the wife’s chef hat; this sends

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    married. After her husband died she longed for the touch and embrace of another man – a man who might fill the empty hole in her heart‚ a man who might cure this affliction. Sula‚ on the other hand‚ is despised for the choices she makes. According to society‚ Sula is using men solely for her own selfish pleasure. Unlike Hannah‚ society feels that Sula doesn ’t deserve any sympathy for her actions. While Hannah may be looking for a new soul mate to fill the role of her husband‚ Sula is only looking

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    for a higher status among their community‚ more respect in their gang resulting in them getting more sexual partners. Thieves kill their victim incase that person cause them trouble in the future. Husbands kill their wives for having an affair or been expected of having an affair. They kill their wives incase their wife reproduces children with a rival male. Children are abused by people that have too much anger or people that may have been abused in there own childhood; they do this to make themselves

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    The Count of Monte Cristo Theme: The Count of Monte Cristo is a very powerful book. So powerful in fact‚ that was controversial when it was first released. The Catholic church in France condemned it because of its powerful message it presented the reader. This theme was one of revenge and vengeance. Monte Cristo had two goals- to reward those who were kind to him and his aging father‚ and to punish those responsible for his imprisonment and suffering. For

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