i think that's fair, but i think it should still apply to nonbinary people

define nonbinary

but yeah i do the same thing most of the time

as in not identifying as male or female

Yeah non binary people realize gender is something that was more for industrialised society. roles were rigid and repressive

and those people are resisting that

I mean the male gender role is opressive

men commit suicide more

cannot talk about emotions as easily

those old gender roles arent good either

So yeah we are at a time where its confusing

gender in general doesnt really matter to me

all people are equal

Some Gender Roles are biological but over time became socially enforced as rule

yeah, the societal part is what i resist

anyways boyos i gtg

cya

Aight cya amos

Gender as a display of your sex was invented by John Money who was a sexual predator who drove 2 boys to suicide and traumatized unknow others. There are 2 sexes, gender is a grammatical term and nothing else. Quit being retards.
Inb4 "bait waaaah"

yes women are more open to emotional experiences and men more problem solving on some level by design but theres always a lot of exceptions and so forth

oh boy time to break out the chart

Gender roles are what im talking about

@DA GOMMIE JOO look retard if you arent going to contribute to the conversation then fuckoff.

The idea that girls like pink and acting a certain way thats conditioned

@Nicholas91 no its not

Its been researched and every time its show to be innate from birth

Even chimps act the same way

Yes it is, gender roles are a social construct for insdustrialised societies. Women dont inherently like pink more than men

iirc pink used to be a male color for a while

yes. it did

As traditional as my gender views are Nicholas is right on this boy

Maybe not liking pink but liking baby dolls and other girly things is innate

No its not plenty of girls like playing with boys stuff

and vica versa

w o m a n l y n a t u r e

High heels were also considered manly at one point in history

Men wear skirts

boys wear pants

all of those men with long hair back in the 17th and 18th century