Gender affects every aspect of our lives, from how we perceive ourselves and set our goals for educational, recreational and professional opportunities, as well as nature and extent of our participation. in social and civic life. It has a strong impact on the way we practice our religion, the way we dress, the way we express our feelings and the nature of all our relationships with others. This article explores various facets of gender roles in order to understand this topic, including what role men and women are expected to play in today's society, how gender roles are decided, affected and exaggerated by stereotypes . Additionally, this article will draw attention to how stereotypes lead to gender bias. What is “gender”? or act towards others, the type of work they do and their status in society. Gender is not the sex we are born with, "sex" refers to all the physical attributes separating women and men based on biological differences or, in other words, "sex" is the biological makeup of a human being, while gender refers to the sex we are born with. cultural attributes derived from sexual differences. For example, some children who are male at birth mean having male parts but feel like females. They are simply men physically with feminine characteristics and behave like women. This gives them a new identity which is known as making them feel more consistent with the gender they have. have and this gives them a new gender identity. There are two main genders: “Masculine” and “Feminine”. Gender roles are actually just those ideas and that are implemented...... middle of paper ...... appear. Change starts at home. As Dr. Phill says, “Change can happen in two important ways: starting to behave in a positive way or stopping behaving in a negative way. » Parents must give their children the chance to live their lives free from the constraints of gender bias and stereotypes. say, “Great oaks grow from little acorns.” Conclusion: Sex is the organizer of human society. This is filtered culturally through the gender roles that impact our lives. Gender role stereotypes are one of the most consistent ways in which adults, and especially parents, play an important role in a child's socialization. Parents must learn to adopt an androgynous attitude when raising their children. Eradicate gender bias and implement adequate egalitarianism. “Every girl has a glimmer of hope. » Every man is the architect of his own fortune.''