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			Family 
			
			
			Both women and men can work and provide for the family and help out at home
			
			
			Women are considered housewives, whereas the men are required to work to provide for the family
			
		
		
			
			Peers 
			
			
			Women and men can be any shape/size; they can look any way they’d like
			
			
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