Fiji is becoming increasingly exposed to Western ways and as a country they are adopting them in many ways to their way of life. This can be seen in their attitudes toward romance. They are trying to incorporate this basis for relationships in their own culture. The separation of men and women dominates the entire scope of Fijian life. It is portrayed in all areas of life.
Division of labor is one of the most obvious ways.
In daily life as well as formal ceremonies the roles of men and women are different and clearly defined. Separation between men and women can also be seen in informal personal lives. The final prominent way that this division is seen is through everyday activities. Men and women sit separately at church and at ceremonies, and also traditionally sit at different ends of the table cloth when eating. This segregation can be seen in the doors that the different genders use to enter a house.