People start to replicate the ideals and actions of those around them in childhood and continue to replicate them into adulthood, even if they do not realize what they are doing. There are different socialized ideals for different groups of people, specifically men and women, which can be seen in the minute interacts between people at a local coffee shop. The binary rhetoric included in biology and child rearing can be seen in everyday interactions because of the standards it sets for personal behavior and group interactions.
Language in early biology starts the rhetoric of the male aggressor by assuming the sperm had a dominate and aggressive role in fertilization while the egg was passive during the interaction. When research later showed …show more content…
There was a pretty even split between women and men at the café all of various ages and most were their alone working on something. Some of the most notable interactions between customers at Open Eye Café include two different pairs of older men on opposite sides of the café talking very loud. One of the groups was noticeably receiving the side eye from a woman at ta table nearby but didn’t quite down before they left about ten minutes later. The other group’s noise level oscillated between slightly loud conversation and loud exclamations and laughter. Most of their clearly audible conversations were complaints. Later on there were a man and a woman who met each other at Open Eye. They were both some of the youngest people there at that time. Their first interactions were some very loud flirting, mostly from the woman, but as time went on they quitted down excluding an instance where they ran into some they knew. A man who came in alone later worked on his computer with no headphones but the volume on is laptop on. He ignored or didn’t see the irritated looks from the man reading next to