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For 500 yrs sex and gender were the same and then came feminism. You understand that don't you?Theres nothing to not understand about that... its great if you only want to look at a sliver. If i'm going off your retard logic then we should not consider the changes you're pointing to that were made in the 15th century to expand gender from a grammatical subclass to include relations to sex as valid... right? You don't think changes to definitions should be considered isn't that what you've been arguing?
But back in reality, definitions are definitions and as our society evolves so does our language so at times new words are introduced and old words expand on their meanings. Fact is gender has involved a psychological and societal construct by definition for your entire life. Going back to the 15th century means absolutely noting.. Especially when your source backs up my argument in the very next paragraph.
Go take a nap dude, you're embarrassing yourself here.