Consider how during this period it would have been difficult to be a man whose interests tended toward the "feminine," or to be a woman whose interests tended toward the "masculine." What would these roles have entailed, and why would such interests be risking social transgressions?

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Mike Levy

9 September, 04:27

Consider how during this period it would have been difficult to be a man whose interests tended toward the "feminine," or to be a woman whose interests tended toward the "masculine." What would these roles have entailed, and why would such interests be risking social transgressions?

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Remington Fletcher · Answer 1

The correct answer to this question is that the roles that this people who are looking for a femenine or masculine person can fall into old traditional sterotypes, like housewives and mothers which is not bad but its their only job while the men are the responsable for the household.

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This could be a risk for the social transgression as people especially women have tried to move forward and let that stereotype be the past and they are constantly proving that women are more than just femenine.