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Gender is a social construct that defines social relationship between men and women. Women belong to the feminine gender because during the process of growing up, certain culturally constructed feminine traits are inculcated into them, right from the birth.

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HE's not at his desk. He must be at a meeting. SHE's not at her desk. She must be in the ladies' room.

HE's having lunch with the boss. He's on his way up. SHE's having lunch with the boss. They must be having an affair.

The boss criticized HIM. He'll improve his performance. The boss criticized HER. She'll be very upset.

HE got an unfair deal. Did he get angry? SHE got an unfair deal. Did she cry?

HE's getting married. He'll get more settled. SHE's getting married. She'll get pregnant and leave.

HE's having a baby. He'll need a raise. SHE's having a baby. She'll cost the company money in maternity benefits.

HE's going on a business trip. It's good for his career. SHE's going on a business trip. What does her husband say?

HE's leaving for a better job. He knows how to recognize a good opportunity. SHE's leaving for a better job. Women are not dependable.

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