Stereotypes: It's Natural

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person may have morals that another doesn’t and definitively have different opinions than others. This is all based on that everyone is raised differently from others. Even twins, natural born clones of each other, can have totally opposite personalities; even if they were raised in the same environment and by the same parents. Most brothers and sisters have various personalities, how would one expect a random person to have the same perception as another?
This all goes into how one thinks and what goes on in the depth of the human mind. “Stereotypical thinking can come in further forms not just based on ideas or expressions but rather something that people cannot defy”(Yon). Human society has gone so far into stereotyping that it’s almost as if it’s in all of mankind’s blood to stereotype or judge someone, right off the bat. Although all judging isn’t bad, it goes hand in hand with stereotyping and thoughts within that nature. If one doesn’t see another as ‘normal’ ...

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other people on what they think and what they know. What one thinks and what one knows are two entirely different things. These two things shape fear and how humans ‘categorize’ other people in their heads.
Finally, insecurity is something that every human faces. Either in their adolescence or in their senior years, everyone faces it at one point or another. “Insecure people spend all of their time trying to make their world secure. They base their security on their perceived ability to control the world around them.” (Smith) Insecurity is just something that people face everyday, and they deal with it in a negative way by judging people before actually getting to know them. Judging ...

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