Post 7: Theme

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A theme of my life would learning. When I say this i do not mean just mean education, I mean in life. Seeing something new, making mistakes, interactions between me and other people, there is always something new to learn in even the smallest of things. The way my gender might effect this, is by the way I might experience things differently from genders. I might be treated with biases, positive and negative, I might be told certain things others wouldn't normally be told or not experience things other would. But this would be part of the learning process. Trying to understand that other people have different experiences from you.

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  1. Tomia SlocumbFebruary 26, 2022 at 11:36 AM

    This is a really great posts.

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  2. Nicole ParrishFebruary 26, 2022 at 12:11 PM

    Learning about the things around us make us better people, and not many people want to do that in life. That is awesome that you're becoming a better man by doing what you love to do!

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  3. Ruqiyyah's Blog for ENGL 1102February 26, 2022 at 1:42 PM

    I enjoyed reading your post. I also really liked that you mentioned the topic of learning, as it relates to life in general instead of just education or academics. I also noticed that a few people used the theme of learning in life, because we can all relate to learning more about a variety of topics, and evolving into adulthood. So, your post is really good.

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