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    This document contains a discussion on defining beauty led by Bethany Jane Mascardo during her Understanding the Self class from 8:00-9:00am. It includes Mascardo's views that beauty is seeing the good in others and having a beautiful heart. The document lists beautiful people and then shifts to discussing male and female secondary sex characteristics observed during puberty. It poses analysis questions about when these changes occur, experiences with them, reasons for delays, how society shapes sexuality, and whether sexual organs and responses can change.

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    This document contains a discussion on defining beauty led by Bethany Jane Mascardo during her Understanding the Self class from 8:00-9:00am. It includes Mascardo's views that beauty is seeing the good in others and having a beautiful heart. The document lists beautiful people and then shifts to discussing male and female secondary sex characteristics observed during puberty. It poses analysis questions about when these changes occur, experiences with them, reasons for delays, how society shapes sexuality, and whether sexual organs and responses can change.

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    Name: Bethany Jane Mascardo

    Understanding the Self 8:00 -9:00am

    ACTIVITY
    Defining Beauty

    1. For me, beauty means seeing the good things rather than the bad ones. Its not just
    the eyes can see but is the impact of the totality of the creation.
    2. A beautiful person is the one who sees the good of someone despite the mistakes,
    and negative things done to him/her. A beautiful person should have a beautiful
    heart because the appearance of the outside is just the result of the character in the
    inside. I can’t say that a person is beautiful if she/he has an ugly heart.
    3. First and foremost I’m beautiful because the one who created me is beautiful. I
    can see myself as beautiful one because I can able to show kindness and love to
    everyone even though they treated not in the way they I treated them. I always
    consider the good of other people people before my self and that’s what also makes
    me a beautiful person.
    4. Here are the names of the beautiful persons.
     Bishop Cenen Mascardo
     Pr. Faulkner Mascardo
     Rev. Esmeralda Mascardo
     Jasmine Mascardo
     Christy Ramirez
     Bishop Ombee
     Faith Bato, etc.

    Male Secondary Sexual Characteristics Female Secondary Sexual Characteristics


    Growth of body hair, Enlargement of breasts and erection
    including underarm, abdominal, chest of nipples.
    hair and pubic hair. Loss of scalp hair
    due to androgenic alopecia can also
    occur.
    Greater mass of thigh muscles in front of rowth of body hair, most
    the femur, rather than behind it (as is prominently underarm and pubic hair
    typical in mature females)
    Growth of facial hair Widening of hips;[8] lower waist to hip
    ratio
    Enlargement of larynx (Adam's apple) hanged distribution in weight and fat;
    and deepening of voice more subcutaneous fat and fat deposits,
    mainly around the buttocks, thighs,
    and hips
    Increased stature; adult males are taller Face is more rounded, with softer
    than adult females, on average features

    ANALYSIS:
    1. When do we usually observe the changes listed above for the males and females?
    ANS. During the puberty stage of human development. Those changes gradually
    occur in this stage wherein the child’s body turn into an adult body.

    2. Were you able to experience the same changes? When?


    ANS. Yes, especially that I am an adolescent. Based in my experience, the changes
    like growing of hairs in the underarm and pubic area, enlargement of breast and
    erection of nipples, etc. started to appear in my body when I begin to have my
    menstrual period.
    3. If you were not able to experience the above listed changes, what might have
    caused such difference?
    ANS. These development occurs in Puberty stage and if it wasn’t able to developed
    during the adolescent stage it is called delayed puberty. This is caused by chronic
    medical problems, hormonal disorders, radiation therapy or chemotherapy,
    disordered eating or excessive exercise, genetic disorders, tumors, and certain
    infections.

    4. How does the society shape the sexual behavior of an individual?


    ANS. Society can shape what is considered to be the norm for sexual behavior for
    males and females by having a collective idea of what is seen as acceptable and
    unacceptable. For example the way we date, how long we are supposed to wait to
    have sex, how we attract mates, and the idea of sex overall is outspokenly decided
    by society. Of course not everyone is influenced by society for sexual behavior some
    people are influenced by religion, their family, their peers, and even their own ideas.

    5. Can we really change our natural or innate sexual organ and sexual response?
    ANS. Yes, I believe that our natural or innate sexual organ can be changed, well at
    least in appearance. Those who want to physically switch genders can go through an
    existing medical procedure today if they can afford it. The sexual response is slightly
    different, we could say that it is baked into the person right from birth. It is either he
    or she is attracted to the opposite or the same sex or both. This, of course, will
    depend on whether there is a change in the brain that causes a person to switch his
    or her sexual preference. Remember, we are all driven by different amounts of
    secretions inside our brain, any alteration changes our behavior and mood, and it is
    not doubted that it also may affect our sexual response.

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