Heidegger said we come into conditions of our lives over which we have no control,such as male or female,rich or poor,our nationality.This he called:

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Heidegger used the term "thrownness" to describe the idea that we are born into a world that we did not choose, and are thus "thrown" into certain conditions of our lives over which we have no control, such as our gender, socioeconomic status, and nationality. This concept is central to Heidegger's philosophy of being-in-the-world (or Dasein), which emphasizes the importance of understanding our existence in light of our unique historical and cultural context.

Heidegger Said We Come into Conditions of Our Lives Over