i have a self-imposed duty to try and better the world in someway

it is not easy answer

i question why i keep walking daily

Our paternal instinct is like that.

Why is the man the handyman of the house?

If a pipe is leaking, we will find a solution and fix it.

A woman will panic and do nothing.

he has the basic inventive gift to think of a solution

Okay.

You want to better the world.

Self-imposed duty.

It's all paternal.

It comes a few years or several years after puberty.

It hits most men, if not every man, very hard.

Women will panic like a coward.

but is it a bad thing

Is what a bad thing?

paternal care and protection

Not at all.

in check

If you want to fix something in the house and the woman has hidden the toolbox, then what are you going to do?

make my own tools have done before

She's also put barriers to the area that needs fixing.

Then, she blames you for not fixing it.

find the door with my prized possessions

Then... The whole entire neighbourhood is complaining that you don't respect the woman.

fuck the rest

You cannot win.

dont need to sell me on that

I know.

We all know it.

My net connection is bad atm

VC is Pretty GOod RN

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Do we have moral knowledge?

Morals are constructed, unlike gender. Just my take.

Hmm... So if someone says that "it is moral to believe that gender is not constructed", does that mean that believing as such is merely a construct as well?

Could well reflect their moral state. The assertion from Hamlet "There is nothing either good or bad but thinking makes it so" resonates with me but certainly not some who think there is a metaphysical moral fabric.

Interesting... so, is it wrong to believe that gender is only constructed?

For sure though, you have your own value system and matching your moral framework to that and actually acting in accordance with it will give you a peace of sorts. Part of going your own way isn't it? I feel paying 10k for an engagement ring to throw on a woman's hand for the purpose of gloating and status is nonsensical and immoral, so doing such a thing for conformity's sake will tear at my own constructed moral fabric.

I don't believe in moral theories or values. And I don't find simply caring for others to be sufficient enough to guarantee a moral framework... I have come to abandon value belief systems. They all fail.