Standpoint theory explains that our different experiences and understanding of life can be influenced by the type of gender we identify with. Where the toys we were exposed to when we were younger can influence the type of gender we describe; which can determine our point of view. Another theory that relates our exposure to these certain toys is Butler's theory. Within this theory it is emphasized that through a sequence of actions repeated over time one can reinforce what it means to be feminine or masculine. Therefore, constantly playing with these toys can embody some stereotypes about how to behave. So playing with certain toys regularly gets you used to what it means to be a boy or a girl. Through this, these means become ingrained in your memories and over time even in your personality. It's just like anything else you want to learn, the more you do it the faster it becomes a part of you. Finally, what are some toys we played with as children and what effect did they have on us? Growing up we all had very different experiences and toys. One of the reasons we had different experiences growing up is because we all come from different places around the world. Where we played with stereotypical toys, like sports toys or action figures aimed at boys, or we had little experiences growing up with toys. People who play with stereotyped toys have imposed that stereotype on them, where