In looking
at culture as a base for people’s perceptions and opinions, there are many
facets that make up culture those being beliefs, ideas, social habits, and
language, and these all influence how one perceives and processes cultural
happenings. The issue I have with people choosing to be gluten free is from my
cultural upbringing has lead me to believe that being able bodied is a
blessing, for example my culture has been shaped because I live with someone
who is constantly struggling to stay healthy because she lacks the ability to
eat a healthy diet. However, someone whose cultural upbringing has lead them to
believe that health is based off of what is considered by society to be ‘clean
eating’ would see gluten as a hazard and would avoid it. In looking at my
personal narrative I feel that I lacked a clear and skillfully told message
that reflected my cultural upbringing. My issue is not based off my personal
struggles so I felt like I did have a well-rounded piece when the interview I
did with my roommate was listened to.
Looking
into the idea of truth I will have to change the cultural perspective from
someone who struggles with eating on a daily basis, to someone who chooses to
struggle. (Sorry my bias is coming through; I’m just being ‘truthful’) In
keeping this performance somewhat close to my personal beliefs I will be putting
a somewhat ironic spin on my interview that I will do with my friend who has
chosen to be gluten free.
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