According to the social constructionist perspective, gender is not something we are but something we do. Carol Tavris uses the example of writing...

According to the social constructionist perspective, gender is not something we are but something we do. Carol Tavris uses the example of writing birthday cards, keeping up with family events, etc., as "kin work," most often delegated to women. This is something women are generally expected to do in American culture but which men are just as capable of doing. Can you think of other ways in which men and women "do gender"?