From the very minute a child is born into the world, gender expectations are present all around them in the form of the media, gender cues from their loved ones, clothing, books, etc. Some common outward-facing gender cues can include hair length, clothing, and make-up. Other gender cues can also include speech patterns, pronouns, names, jewelry, and accessories.
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Read MoreAnxiety is a normal part of life but frequent and excessive anxiety, fear, terror and panic in everyday situations may be a sign of an anxiety disorder. Learn about common symptoms. While making some lifestyle changes may help, you should consider seeing a health care provider to help with associated symptoms.
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