SEC16W3: Raising boys and girls
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Jai Hind Everyone,
Hello Brothers and Sisters, Today I decided to participate in another Steemit Engagement Challenge contest in the Steem For Ladies Community. I love contests and I will explain my idea about raising boys and girls.
We can still see in some cases that the upbringing of boys and girls has been done in different ways since our past times. For example, if we have a boy, we used to give everything to that child from blue color. It means, if we want to give him a T-shirt, we always try to get it in blue color.
On the other hand, if we had a girl, we used to give everything to that child in pink color instead of blue color which we had selected for the boy. It means if we want to give him a T-shirt, we always try to get it in pink color.
At the same time, the way we treat them may also change somewhat. For example, some people prefer girls and some people prefer boys. Because of this, some children are suffering in today's society.
Another best example of these things is that recently girls were not used to wearing long pants. But today they are used to wearing even types of denim.
But at present, we can see that this system has changed somewhat. Because even girls today wear long trousers and they are even used to wearing blue clothes.
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In my opinion, both boys and girls should be raised up exactly in the same way. As I said before, our treatment of them in two ways can be somewhat oppressive to them.
As they continue to grow in this way, it can be said that they get used to being strong in the same way without any difference. This is especially important for the safety of girls.
If we take the best example for this, when we consider whether the school he or she attends is a mixed school or an all-girls school during their schooling, we can clearly see that there are two ways in which they grow up.
That is, the girls in a mixed school are taught by the same school to hand over the rather difficult work to the boys there. Therefore, they naturally become weak and unable to perform difficult tasks. But in an all-girls school, only girls have to do all the things, so they have to do all the extracurriculars. Because of this, it can be said that they naturally become strong people.
Today I have discussed my idea about boys and girls being raised in the exact same way or in different ways as a simple comparison. As I said earlier, all things depend on something, and as a result of that the output can be changed such as the output of a girl who has been treated as a lady forever. So, according to my idea, both of them should be raised exactly in the same way from the beginning. I would like to invite my friends @pathanapsana, @hamzayousafzai, and @letssittt to participate in this contest.
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Your opinion is good. The boys and the girls should be trained in the same manner, no one is more inferior than the other. Equality is the proper way to look out for our children. The boy could be asked to do some chores while the girl could be asked to wash the car. It doesn't matter who does the chores, or cook the food but we must have them trained equally. Success to you sir!
Thanks for the observation and suggestion
I hope you are well I saw your pose I like your post very much I would like to do that we should train our children well and feed them good food so that they will become a healthy person and We should also tell them that you are a gentleman in this place and we should tell women that you have done this in this society.
Thanks for your valuable comment! I'm glad you enjoyed my steemit post. As I explained in my steemit article, I think it is our duty to provide a good future for our children. To build a better society, it is essential to teach our children, both male and female, about equality from an early age.