We are a copy of our parents. We inevitably imitate their behavior, the sentences they use, their point of view, and we are influenced by their discussions and fights.
At a very young age they are slowly beginning to process us. Girls' dolls, cups, plates, cutlery, irons; boys and girls are buying guns, trucks, cars. Man to the boys, my son, you the girl, let the doll! You're not a man, let him go! they say.
These are being imposed on us at a very young age. I recently witnessed an incident like this: My brother came from the work and he placed food for himself and sat at the table. Then he picked up the plates, and while I was just wiping the table, my cousin, who wasn't even five, told me.
Why are you wiping the table, are you a mother? How innocent it sounds to the fact that some thoughts into how it works into the phrase that the sentences.
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