Please discuss.
What makes a woman a woman?
What makes a man a man?
Is a girl who plays football any less of a girl?
Is a boy who plays princesses any less of a boy?
Is a woman who likes a pint at the pub less of a woman?
Is a man who drinks wine in a bubbly bath less of a man?
Is not the suggestion of feeling like a man/woman/boy/girl horrifically outdated and sexist? I felt like society was moving towards accepting of boys playing with fairies and girls playing with trucks, but now it seems very much against that.
Why is that literal human biology is being challenged and not gender stereotypes?
Am I the only one who finds cis offensive? I'm not a cis woman, I'm a woman. I find the term offensive. Women have been suppressed throughout history and to the present day. Women have worked hard to make woman a strong empowering word. I loved the always throw it like a girl campaign. Although, of course, no longer buy always.
Would love a discussion, my OH refuses to talk about it and all he'll say is their brain waves dont match up to their body
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FierceMamaBear · 08/11/2019 20:03
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