Nature Vs Nurture Essay

The world we live in is full of expectations. We are born and we are already told to serve a purpose in life. We are taught that we need to do certain things or become certain people for as long as we can remember. We are told to love ourselves but never too much, because that's called being an egomaniac. We teach girls to make sure they sit up straight, to never look upset, and always make sure you don't look bad. So what if we didn't have to live by the rules of society? Truth is, we can. In psychology, the debate Nature vs. Nurture has been going on as long as anyone can remember.

Nature is beautiful. It is the world, but left alone. The birth of another human being, or anything of that matter, it's a cycle that everyone is used to. We are born, we are taught, and we move on in our lives to reproduce. It is the same with animals across the planet, but there is a difference with humans. Animals across the world are born, taught, and pushed to move on in life. Animals teach their young how to hunt, eat, run, walk, and most importantly, live. As do humans, with a few exceptions. We deal with the thought process of other humans. We are
It is what's on television, the internet, and all things entertainment. The idea of nurture is the idea that we need to be perfect. We need to grow up and become what everyone wants us to be, but to still love ourselves. We are taught to sit up straight, never eat with your elbows on the table, and never talk with your mouth full. We are also taught how to dress, how to present yourself, and to never disrespect someone older than you. The entertainment industry is our provider of how to act. Never be too fat, nor too skinny, always wear makeup, but not too much, make sure you're a gentleman, but don't be too clingy. We are a species that thrives off of others approval. If we ask why we are looked down on and told "that's how it is around here". This, is not a way to