Sex is what's in your pants, gender is what you identify with and actually are. Sex and gender may be different, but gender is always right. If your gender says you're a girl and your sex says otherwise, you're still a girl. You can be born the wrong sex. Gender is what we should be and are. Sex can be wrong, not gender. Many first world Western societies view sex as what a person is and believe that a person should behave according to their birth sex and that changing their sex to fit their gender is wrong. In many places, people of a different sex than their birth sex are thought to have mental problems or simply want attention. When in reality they should have been born the same sex as their gender, but ended up being born the wrong sex. This causes many problems for people who are not cisgender, makes them less acceptable, have more trouble finding a job, more often suffer abuse/cruelty, and lack many rights. Unfortunately, even within the LGBTQ movement, trans people can face hatred. Trans people tend to face hatred for dressing and act according to their gender instead of their birth sex. And many people continue to consider it their birth sex even after going through the entire sex change procedure. There are tons of different sexualities in different societies. The best known ones are heterosexuality, homosexuality, bisexuality, pansexuality, polysexuality and asexuality. Most of the Western world considers heterosexuality the norm. Most sexuality is based on what a person likes. Hey. Homosexuals like the physical attributes of the same sex, bisexuals like the physical attributes of both sexes, and asexuals do not care about physical things of any kind as well as com...... middle of paper ..... .um, they have stable careers and become less interested in sex. While women are expected to get married, have children and become less emotional. Commonly an older male without a job or retired from a good job is considered weak and unsuccessful. While an older woman without a job would be considered family oriented, preparing for a child or supported by a lover. An older woman whose bachelor is considered unattractive and not a good part of society, while an unmarried man is considered work-oriented and independent. Older men who are very interested in sex are usually called creepy or childish, while an older woman who is very interested in sex is called a good wife or a MILF (both assume the woman is married or has children). Older men are commonly described as attractive while older women are considered incapable of having sex. This idea is strongly linked to menopause.