My Stereotypes

My freshmen year, it took me a while to start talking to new people because I was super shy. However, due to my performance in my races, people started to learn my name and actually reached out to me to get to know me. Therefore, I began to become familiar and more comfortable with the members on my team. I decided that I needed to do the same and connect with others my sophomore year. To do so, I started to join various school clubs and attend my church’s youth services, where I met new people. Now my peers see me as a “social butterfly”.

I like my privacy and solitude moments. I get my energy from being alone exploring my own ideas, which doesn’t mean that I am anti-social. I actual enjoy working with extroverts and sit next to people and talk with them one on one about their work and concerns. However, sometimes I just need to be alone with my thoughts. So don’t be upset if sometimes I prefer not to go out for drinks or feel like meetings are taking forever;

Stage 2 is a little more open minded, but not enough to look at the “big picture.”

The fourth stage is labeled as living a healthy, satisfying and productive life, and this stage pertains to the twenty to forty-nine-year age category. The goal of this stage is to, "increase the number of adults who are healthy and able to participate fully in life activities and enter their later years with optimum health" (www.cdc.gov, n.d.).

full Introvert. I’m originally from India and I moved to the US Five months ago. In my case I

Why make false allegations of sexual attack happen? Hearing of false sexual allegations is sad to hear. Whenever somebody hears any sexual attack that had been taken in place in time makes anybody feel heavy-hearted. People can only imagine what the victim and the victim's family is going through. At what age can this happen? “males or females of any age, race, social class, appearance or sexual orientation.” Most likely from age twelve or older are rape or sexual assault each year. The time of year this mostly occurs is in the summer. There is an average of 293,066 victims each year. In light of, even when someone here, that the alleged sexual attacker was falsely accused just makes anyone feel melancholy. False allegations can follow you all your life, accusing someone of an attack can make them go into a depression, and allegations can prevent people from getting a job.

I was five years old when I was given my first baby doll. He was dressed with a blue shirt with a baseball on it and smelled faintly of inorganic baby powder. I took care of him as if I was raising my own child, quickly I became attached to him and strived to be the best mother I could possibly be. I would take him on play dates to my friend’s house where both our “kids” could play while us five year-olds would talk about the current world problems and the hardships of our preschool lives. The sound of plastic pots and pans filled the room while we made dinner for our children that also were made of the same painted plastic. The brightly colored plates were set on the table while I stayed by the stove that rumbled

Have you ever been judged or given a label? I personally think that giving people labels is very wrong. You shouldn't judge people no matter what the situation is, everyone makes mistakes. Now let me tell you what a stereotype is , its mainly an idea that a person has about someone or something that is based on the looks from the outside.

Victims - a common stereotype that reflects the medical approach to disability is to view

Overall I used to be a hesitant individual, because I didn’t know that many people. So I always had a quiet personality which made me anti-social at times. I used to try to do everything on my own, because before I had friends to assist me. Having friends increased my rate of productivity, and I began to believe in myself more. I know not to

There is a huge difference between the way in which the two groups are labeled. A group of white young men may have been called “rebellious” but young black men being called “thugs” presents a more serious threat to society. Due to these stereotypes “thugs” often get the reputations of being dangerous, yet a “rebellious teen” might get sympathy due to the fact that he or she is young. When in reality everyone should be held equally accountable for their actions and no particular race or group of people should cause this responsibility to be differed. Also, within the job market there is discrimination based on the hues of one’s skin. In an experiment done at Duke University, college students were asked to choose between job candidates who presented identical resumes. The results of the experiment concluded that the African American candidates were more discriminated against. Race does not determine the skill level nor expertise of a person and this study exemplifies the common trend with the job markets in the United States.

Ever since I was a child, I was always a little sheltered from the outside world. So, as you can imagine I did not have that many friends. I have always been a quiet person, I usually just keep to myself most of the time. Once, I started high school that is when I started to make friends, this was pretty important to me. Before I had friends, I basically thought that everyone was the same, I was so wrong. I met so many great people, they changed me so much, I went from staying home alone and reading all day to, hanging out with so many different people and going to many social events.

I know you're happy that you look good. Right? That is good to know. Some people that look different in many ways are ridiculed and ostracized by society - when they are lucky and if at worst, some may be harmed or even killed.

I truly appreciate that you pointed out my inappropriate behaviors. What you said this afternoon wakes me up and pushes my up. I still desire to work harder to improve my ability , like keeping awareness of what I’m doing.

ok people in the world stereotype other people for some reason i think it's because they don't know anything about that person and how the way they act other stuff like that. when i first started school people thought that i was gay because of the way i dressed and some other people thought that i liked KFC and watermelon, and kool-aid just because i'm black. now if i wanted to get serious about it i would bring up the fact that people always ask me if i jump fences because they think i run from the cops...now let me just tell it can be all fun and games sometimes even i joke around with this kind of stuff but sometimes it can go a little bit too far when the wrong person joins the conversation… people always take me as a troublemaker,weird,shy,sometimes