This is probably a bit confused, I’m trying to work out my thinking
“Man is a loose shifting constellation ofbiological, political and cultural phenomena which varies according to context,place and time”
If ‘man’ is as boundary less as ‘woman’, if there is literally no characteristic, physical or otherwise, that would allow us to say “that person is not a man”, how can any adult human male say that they know that they are not a man - that they know that they are, in fact, a woman. What is there to know? Anybody can be a woman therefore anybody can be a man - why choose one rather than the other?
Surely this is simply taking yourself out of one meaningless category and placing yourself into another - what is the point?
Rather than ask “what makes you a woman?” I would ask “what makes you not a man?” Or I would if this was not immediately shot down as violent misgendering.
I have a feeling though that ‘man’ is not as boundary less as woman.