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Gender and gender roles....
They're the same picture, dude.
Gender and gender roles....
They're the same picture, dude.
Change My Mind. It’s a Reddit phrase.
Change My Mind. It’s a Reddit phrase.
Well, WE need the label "woman" so WE WOMEN are not erased. "Women" does not include males.
Well, WE need the label "woman" so WE WOMEN are not erased. "Women" does not include males.
What is 'gender' outside of roles, expectations, behaviour and costume? I would really like this particular genderist to explain this.
What is 'gender' outside of roles, expectations, behaviour and costume? I would really like this particular genderist to explain this.
No feminist ever spoke out against gender before gender ideology took hold. Ever. Feminists were perfectly content to be put in pink boxes where all they were allowed to do was have babies and take care of men.
No feminist ever spoke out against gender before gender ideology took hold. Ever. Feminists were perfectly content to be put in pink boxes where all they were allowed to do was have babies and take care of men.
This is not a new thing. They think that gender roles/stereotypes are socially constructed. They think that sex is certain physical markers, sometimes also socially constructed. But that gender identity is neither, it's an innate, immeasurable, personal thing, similar to a soul. In the end, I think gender identity is based on people's individual personalities and responses to cultural stereotypes, but they can never provide any definition for it...
This is not a new thing. They think that gender roles/stereotypes are socially constructed. They think that sex is certain physical markers, sometimes also socially constructed. But that gender identity is neither, it's an innate, immeasurable, personal thing, similar to a soul. In the end, I think gender identity is based on people's individual personalities and responses to cultural stereotypes, but they can never provide any definition for it...
In the end, I think gender identity is based on people's individual personalities
This is pretty much it, though.
I wonder if more people would be willing to admit it if humans weren't social pack animals constantly desperate to fit in.
>In the end, I think gender identity is based on people's individual personalities
This is pretty much it, though.
I wonder if more people would be willing to admit it if humans weren't social pack animals constantly desperate to fit in.
That's true. I don't want to see you. And while I AM afraid of you, I don't think it's an irrational fear, based on the evidence, so I'm not a phobe, strictly speaking.