Davros
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- Jul 24, 2015
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Um ... no comment.What if they want to get into cosplay?I'm sorry you've had such problems. Women feeling obligated to be stereotypically girly is another side of the coin.
Healthy people just focus on being good people and doing what they enjoy. They don't fixate on "manly" or "womanly". It's only the betas, charlies and deltas who aren't confident in themselves, and are constantly trying to overcompensate. Think of the dude showing off the fast car, and the jokes people tell about what his real problem is.
Healthy people don't view Gender as a Social Construct. They accept that Biology is real.
Biology is real, but most individual traits are not dictated by gender. One's desire to work on cars or write poetry has nothing biologically to do with their gender, but may be influenced by the social construct aspect of gender.
So gender is more than biology. Rewriting gender roles has to do with changing the social construct aspect of gender.
Encouraging little boys to think that maleness is wearing dresses is child abuse. It's indicative of a rather repugnant self-loathing for adult manlets to twist up the minds of defenseless children in such a manner.
When have I ever advocated boys,wearing dresses? But if they want to sew, let them sew. If they want to do balet and painting let them do that. Teach them how to do physical labor as well, sure. But don't force them into certain roles just because society thinks that's what men do and don't do. That's what I advocate.
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