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Originally posted by jose168
No I'm not  Gender roles describes the roles that the sexes fill, and how they are different. But that doesn't make it any less biological than sex. Humans are driven by instinct, hormones and neurologically to behave a certain way inclined with their gender and sex. That's why we see "masculine" behaviors in men way more often than in women. This didn't just happen because we collectively decided on it as a culture. It's not something we consciously choose to do |
The physical influence of gender is greatly exaggerated. People are consciously and subconsciously taught the appropriate way to behave as male and female when they're young. I can accept that men and women have a tendency to behave certain ways, but I would like humanity to fully appreciate that some things aren't gender-specific and that people should express themselves as honestly and individually as they can.
let me run through their discog and pick up a stan card
