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So it was after rehearsal for my play this boy name Alex was walking with me and we did truth or dare and even would you rathers but we eventually moved on to truth or dare and then he is asking me these question of who did I ever hug do I have a boyfriend what do I think about love he lives at 47street 3rd avenue but he walk he home to 51st street 5th avenue and gave me a hug before he left but the next day I think we were acting shy but we keep bumping into each other but afraid to say anything to each other but this morning he came early to school and was already finished setting up the sound effects for me when I was supposed to be doing it at home room for the rest of the day we stare into each other's eye but not a single word came from neither of our mouths

Maybe you cringe or roll your eyes. when you hear this word. I used to feel the same way. Women are already on par with men and the word "equalist" sounds much better. But after my nephew was born I realized how much we still need feminism.

The truth is traditional gender roles set by our society can't be completely eradicated. In a few years, he will eventually realize he is physically stronger and bigger in stature than female counterparts. He might not be as emotionally sensitive as the girls in his kindergarten class. After he gets fed all the Disney junks, he might think an ideal man is a knight in a shining armour galloping on a horse to protect his princess. Despite these differences, he will never dare to undermine a girl. We are raising a generation of boys who might have to work under a female boss. Boys need to be taught from an early age that they are not inherently more intelligent and definitely not the superior gender.