I need some assistance with these assignment. autobiographical writing Thank you in advance for the help!

I need some assistance with these assignment. autobiographical writing Thank you in advance for the help! They do most of the housework and men rarely do any housework, but some of the men cook for their family.

At a very young age adults told me that, “girls should be quiet and well-behaved”, “boys should be strong and they should not cry”, “girls should talk softly and behave gently”, “boys should protect girls and they should support of their family when they grow up”, “girls should keep their space clean and tidy”, “boys should take responsibilities of all things” and so on. Usually, in one relationship, men and women make decisions together if they are respect each other. Sometimes they make their own decisions without consulting their partner if the issue is not very big. However, in severe situation, men always have the decision-making authority in their family. For example, when I decided to study abroad, I knew my mother would support me, but the final decision was in the hands of my father. I believe that in a relationship my girlfriend should listen to me when we have to make a choice or decide an important issue.

However, things were not practiced the same way in the past. At the time, when my grandparents were young, wives had to be obedient to their husbands. People thought men were superior to women. Families prefer sons to daughters, and they thought if a woman could not give birth to a boy, it was all her fault. When I was very young, I asked my parents how I was born but they never responded to this query. Chinese people are more conservative than Americans and Europeans. Some people think it is disrespectful and wrong to talk about sex and women’s bodies. So I think feminist movement is very necessary and important throughout human history and it should be continued now and in the future. As the reading “The Body Through Women’s Eyes” by Joanna Frueh says, feminist artists can “show that women could become makers of meaning, as opposed to being bearers of man’s meaning” (Broude 190).