Girl vs Boy

Here's a simple way to understand a hard or struggling topic. Grab a piece of paper. Then add to it whatever you want. You can draw on it, paint it, rip it up in to pieces, and burn it. What ever you want it to look like, just make the paper your. Now once your done, step away from it and think about what that paper now means to you. If everyone around the world was to do this project what would their pieces of paper look like? Would some papers resemble other papers? Would some papers conform to others, and create a group? Would some papers not match anything, and have no where to go?  Would some papers be agreeable or disagreeable?

This same meaning can be applied to politics, genders, religion, and day to day living. Which paper is right? Which paper is wrong? Which paper is creative? Which paper is ugly? Which paper is pretty?
Each person is going to find a way to make their paper fit in to a system or organization. But then how are individual groups suppose to talk to other groups of papers, that is the big question.

Some people are raised to a certain group (of papers) and do not realize where it all started and some times get confused or mad when different (paper groups) talk to them. There will always be differences in each paper so how can there be a "perfect society." So many people have tried to make a perfect society and failed. It will never work because there will always be someone going up against you.

You can make your paper into whatever you want but in the end it is still just a piece of paper. Everyone has the same piece of paper at the start, but by the end, everyone is so distant and separated. So what do I think of  the word stereotype? I think it is a lame excuse for not wanting to understand other people.