@Annaishere
I’ve been learning that there could be a biological basis caused by chemical contamination in our food and water and I’m just finding it so confusing. If that were the case -and these men really did have female brains we should help them and affirm them
I'm going to ask you to think about that.
When people make suggestions like "chemical contamination could cause men's brains to be feminised", what are they really saying?
That there is a blueprint within the brain that tells it what type of body it's suppoed to go into? So the person with a "wrong sex" brain spends their lives looking down and seeing the wrong body?
But brains don't work like that. They grow within the body and are part of the body. They aren't like car chips that are fully programmed before they are fitted! And even if they were, that still wouldn't mean you could just drop a brain into the wrong body and it would just work any more than you would expect the control chip of a VW Golf to just work if you dropped it into a Corsa!
And of course human bodies are far more complicated that cars. Imagine all the nerve pathways, hormonal controls and so on that link the brain to the body. A "woman's" brain in a "man's" body would in reality be a load of unconnected control systems - I mean, how would (s)he even be able to pee when the brain is wired up for parts the body doesn't have!
So it's not really a "woman's" brain at all. It's a man's brain. If he looks down and sees the "wrong" body that's not because some blueprint in his brain went wrong in the womb and somewhow wired his eyes to expect to see tits, it's because he has decided (consciously or unconsciously) that something about his personality or sense of self is more aligned with what he believes about women's bodies and lives than his own.
Maybe there are chemical basis for some of our gendered differences, but remember, when we study actual people with an open mind instead of looking for proof of what we already believe to be true there are very clearly plenty men and women who exhibit some or all of the gendered differences "usually" associated with the opposite sex, or no particular gendered pattern at all. So a so-called "feminised" brain, even should such a thing exist, has always been something occuring naturally within the bounds of normal variation within men and therefore even if men like this genunely are more common due to environemntal pressures they are still 100%, entirely men, not anything to do with womanhood and we should be looking for ways to accomodate this change in men within manhood, not push them into being a new type of womanhood.
So the question we should always be asking when someone comes up with the suggestion of a "woman's" brain in a "man's" body is "what exactly is this thing you are labelling a "woman's" brain, and why does that make a man in any way "really" a woman to the degree we need to utterly redefine the basis on which women understand themselves and all the social and political rights and protections that come with that definition to accomodate this thing occuring within the body of a man?"