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How to define "gender critical?"
Posted March 23, 2025 by nopointdenyingitnowscrote in GenderCritical
  • 4%Gender is real
    4%Gender is real
  • 76%Gender is a social construct
    76%Gender is a social construct
  • 4%Both A and B
    4%Both A and B
  • 12%Gender is not real
    12%Gender is not real
  • 4%Other
    4%Other

25 votes

If you please, how would you define the phrase “gender critical?” How would most people define it? Please give a definition (precise, none-circular), and not just a description.

I ask because, I feel like we on Ovarit fall into two incompatible sects: First are those who believe gender identity is fiction like ghosts or Excalibur. Second are those who believe gender identity is socially constructed like the value of a dollar or like etiquette. (Goodness gracious, the most frustrating thing is when a person believes that the value of a dollar is fictitious!)

Hint: I would start by defining the word “gender,” regarding gender identity, as: An imaginary attribute that is simultaneously linked and unlinked with sex category.

Edit: Btw the poll is disjointed from the question I asked. Forgive me.

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