... to exist. An interesting point is implied, but left unspoken by Atwood. No matter how much their activities are confined, a society cannot function without women. Women always have a measure of power because they exclusively possess the means to propagate a society. But power isn't everything; sometimes it's the only thing that ... major fail of the attempted outcome. Or one ends up with a dystopia that destroys the current society, as we know it. Women were often seen as the lesser sex, but no doubt the most important. They were the only way children could be reproduced. However, the c...

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• Grade Level: High School

... and morals that separate male from female, other than physical traits. It would make a lot of sense since we are more social and intimate with our own sex. That was the way my friends and I always thought of it. Yet, society is now placing a burden on men's backs that we have to be ... It is hard for men to emulate something that is so different from them. If men did successfully make themselves more like women, women would not be as attracted to men. Men offer so much to women that they so desperately need and want, that it would be ridiculous for men to change. Men have historically p...

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• Grade Level: High School