Hello, my name is Tong Man Nok, I am a transfer student from Bmcc. This is my second semesters in Hunter college. I am majoring in psychology and planning to go to law school later on. I am currently working as a volunteer in an elementary school. Nice to meet you guys!
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Hello everyone!
My name is La-Nae Slade and I am a Psychology major. I have to careers in mind: teaching and a child psychologist. I plan on doing both one way or another. A fun fact about me is that I love watching a tv show called “The Golden Girls” and I crochet from time to time. Yea, I am an old soul at heart.
“The Clitoral Truth”
In my many years of wanting to know more of why male dominance over that of women has been paraded within our society when it comes to sex and satisfaction, this reading has opened my understanding about the hidden truths of how complex and powerful the female sex organ is. Society has always given attention and importance to what is visible on men and have far underestimated the power and relevance of the female genitalia because of it hidden nature. I have always thought of how most men are unable to satisfy their female partners when it comes to sex due to how misinformed they are when it comes the lack of various sensational anatomical structure of the female sex organ. However, this reading provides much needed education for both male and female on how best to know your partner’s (female) complex genitalia structure and sensational parts so that equal satisfaction can be attained during intercourse. This also brings me back to the progress made since man’s existence on earth, and the shift of power gained since women took the task to know more about their own genitalia structure for much needed education within our society and curriculum. My conclusion on the reading is, society have an obligation to allow women to take charge of their own body when it comes to sex so that we do not remain ignorant of the facts and what it takes for both male and female to attain intercourse which is satisfactory and pleasurable for both.
Insecurities all around
In Does size matter?, Lever brings to our attention the role of penis size in today’s society. Penis size is used as a measurement for one’s manhood, sexual power and masculinity. Evidently, this leads to the creation of many insecurities and underestimation of men by both men and women. These insecurities opened up a viable marketplace for products and procedures that can enhance men’s penis size. 
But are these insecurities accurate? Lever brought up statistics showing how around half of men surveyed are unsatisfied with their genital while around three-quarters of women surveyed are satisfied with their partner’s length. While the result still shows that there’s 25% of both men and women who are unsatisfied, I still think that’s normal because you can’t please everyone as everyone have different standards on what’s masculine or etc. While the focus of men’s masculinity and manhood is on the size of their penis, the society also has certain standards for women’s femininity and behavior. For example, fair skin ON WOMEN is something that’s been desired by people of different backgrounds. 
There are many products that commercializes bleaching of the skin in forms of creams, gels and what have you. Even fairy tales, like Snow White put emphasis on skin fairness and how she’s the most beautiful in the land. Even though science have shown that expression of skin color is something that’s obtained from the coding of our genes, people today are still insecure about their skin color and this is because of the beauty industry and the media. The media plays such an important role on shaping the standards of ideal partners for everyone. Whether it’s penis size, skin color, hair types or any other physical attributes, if it’s something that the media can focus on, I think that it’ll form insecurities. These insecurities, though they may seem ridiculous, are valid and important in understanding the concerns of the people that live today that people in the future might learn about.
Introductory Post #1 – Awais Rahman
Hello! My name is Awais Rahman. I am a junior at Hunter College and my Major is Political Science with my minors being Psychology and Sociology. I plan on taking this course and follow it up with Psych 180 next semester to finish my minor. I have taken this course before a whole year ago but due to another class I was stretched thin and could not finish my homework on time so I received a D. Still I plan on doing way better this time around and to learn anything that I didn’t pick up my first time around. I look forward to having a wonderful semester with you all.
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Hello Class,
My name is Mario Arvanitidis. I am a transfer student from LaGuardia Community College and this is my first semester at Hunter College. I am currently pursuing a bachelors degree in Psychology. I am taking this course because I find it interesting, as I do with anything that involves the Psychology of human nature. This course also fulfills the requirements towards my major and will help me further understand the biopsychosocial aspects which contribute to human nature.
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Hello, my name is Angela Hong. I am in my third year of college and I am majoring in human biology. I plan to go to P.A school after I graduate but I originally wanted to go into nursing. I can already tell that this class will be fun and challenging because it is very interesting yet out of my comfort zone(mostly because of the class discussions, haha). I hope to get along with all of you!
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My Name is Kyla Lisandro and my major is psychology. I have been in and out of college since 2014. This is my second semester at Hunter.
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My name is Sumsad Akter and my major is Mathematics. This is my fourth year of college and 2nd year in Hunter.
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Hello everyone, My name is Dylan Galindo. I’m a sophomore studying economics. I enrolled in this class to fulfill requirements but also because I wanted to take another psychology class.
