Reflect on a specific gender expectation imposed by your culture that has been the most challenging to navigate. In 2-3 sentences, describe one clear example of this expectation and explain why it has been difficult for you. Ensure your response is concise, vivid, and focused on personal experience.

 Prompt Response: One expectation in our culture that may be difficult on many is being able to put everything aside and provide. This may be difficult because men have feelings too, but in the world we live in there not noticed as much.

Summary: Today in class we read a story on I want a wife and went over social expectations

Reflection: Today in class I learned what different cultures expect from different genders in their family.

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