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I figured Gender was a term used by americans because they feared the SEX word and those puritanical values were subverted hard over the years
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I agree entirely. I don't want to use the term "sex" around most people, especially people older than me. It feels awkward. This new paradigm is very annoying just for that change alone.I think you are taking the word choice too seriously and concentrating too much on definitions rather than normal use. Vocabulary changes for none PC reasons all the time and from my observations people organically adapted gender and sex as synonyms.
If you're looking at "gender" as a set of societal sex expectations, and you are willing to ignore sex for trans people, then you make it that much easier to further complicate things by having to create new gender categories for other ways that traditional gender doesn't perfectly fit into reality. For example, when you find out a person is homosexual, you're "gender" expectations for them change, don't they? Alot of the traditional gender attributes are built off of heterosexual mating. Or if you encounter a very disabled or retarded person, you can hardly expect them to meet standards that they are physically or mentally incapable of meeting.Trannies, as a class, experience the norms, behaviours and societal roles associated with being a man or woman entirely differently than men or women do. The expectations we had of them as men are largely dropped or abandoned, and the expectations we have of women are never really applied to them, even if the woke pay lip service into pretending they are.
I do like this idea as a strategy for getting their goat. But it does have some side-effects that I'm not that into.They call the transitive identification of their gender "misgendering" when your identification and their intransitive identification don't match. But they should more accurately call it "dysgendering" because it's not you who failed (remember, the opposite of "passing" is failing), it's them; they feel bad because they failed. You didn't misgender them, they failed.
When trannies realise this, they desist. What you propose is impotent.
Important critique, yes.I do like this idea as a strategy for getting their goat. But it does have some side-effects that I'm not that into.
One being when a person, who isn't caught up in the gender-woo, becomes interpreted as the opposite sex by your method, either by rare genetics or a strong cross-sex appearance preference or both. I think the truth of the person's sex should be able to take higher priority over a person's interpretation of their sex via their appearance.
Also, there should be a way to obligate one of those rare passing trannies to declare their sex when their sex becomes directly relevant, such as prior to the act of sex or prior to entering a space with public single-sex nudity.
I thought that dogs were boys and cats were girls, the sun was a daddy and the moon was a mommy, that salt was feminine and pepper was masculine. It made sense in a very juvenile sort of way.
Fixating on the word itself, "gender", is stupid and should be avoided.Gender was merely used as a synonym for sex by the average person for a long time, regardless of its historical meaning and John Money. It's fine to say there's only two genders, but it's probably best to just use the word sex and when anyone says they're different things just insist on the fact that they're synonymous.
The "gender" term is irrelevant. The concept of sex is what matters, irrelevant of the linguistic implications, this is biological and medical.
So "muh social studies" purple hair jobless spergie nerds need to be bullied away from their cushy academic hiding places and put in some rural commune where they can have queer buttseks and fight between themselves about who does the dishes and who smoked the last piece of crack.
Agreed we should institutionalize and medicalize with neuroleptics all the queers.The concept of sex is not what matters here, as the prefix "trans" should have clued you in, already. The concept of psychiatric epidemic is what matters. This concept is not limited to the current psycho-epidemic of transgenderism (which is peaking currently, thankfully); confer the psycho-epidemic of multiple personality disorder in the 1980s for one previous example.
So "muh materialism" X-box-playing terminally online NEET debate bros need to be confidently humbled in their cushy online safe-spaces, where they can have their substantively empty tough-guy rhetoric mirrored back at them, with a pint of intellectual curiosity thrown into the mix for their lurking audience to weigh in the balance.
There's only 2 genders you retardThe concept of sex is not what matters here, as the prefix "trans" should have clued you in, already. The concept of psychiatric epidemic is what matters. This concept is not limited to the current psycho-epidemic of transgenderism (which is peaking currently, thankfully); confer the psycho-epidemic of multiple personality disorder in the 1980s for one previous example.
So "muh materialism" X-box-playing terminally online NEET debate bros need to be confidently humbled in their cushy online safe-spaces, where they can have their substantively empty tough-guy rhetoric mirrored back at them, with a pint of intellectual curiosity thrown into the mix for their lurking audience to weigh in the balance.