Gender

I agree with what Audrey said, it is the gender that describes the self most. Mainly, as she said, because it is the first thing we use to describe ourselves. Whether someone is male or female is always present in many things. For example, if someone was talking about their friend, you would instantly know whether its female or male by noticing if they say he/she, him/her, or if they say the person's name is Juan or Joanna. Even if they don't hint at what gender the friend is, people will still begin imagining the person by placing a gender on them and from there people begin speculation of what kind of person the friend is.

Currently listening to: Warm and Sunny Day by The Dears

Javier E. Garza