Ryan's Realm

Schrodinger's Emotion           There's a lot of gender stereotypes in general, but I think the one I've personally experienced the most is the idea that "men aren't in touch with their emotions." There also seems to be this additional connotation that men are less "in touch with their emotions" then women. As if men are automatically not emotionally mature just because of their chromosomes. However, I would argue men are not only more in touch with their emotions than society portrays them as, but also equally in touch with their emotions as women. In fact, there are even a few instances where men arguably have more emotional maturity than women.            The biggest instance of this is in artistic careers as men are statistically more involved with artistic mediums. Art is a difficult thing to define, due to how abstract it is, but people generally agree it can be defined as "the expression of emotion". In careers...