Jeff
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I can't really say here as this topic isn't in the adult discussions forum. To say I would act heinously is to demonstrate how great my desire to be female is. Sometimes when I think about something I want, but can never have, I imagine if it were possible to have it, the things I'd be willing to do...I'm interested in hearing your reasons for wishing to be female, if you're willing to share them. And why would you have to act heinously? I don't follow.
Really?!I really just do whatever I want and I don't think or care about how other people feel about it *shrug*
So, who is it defining femininity in these ways? And why do you care about their opinions?The traits, behaviours & characteristics defined as feminine within most societies were NOT defined by women. Many speak to perceptions of women as weaker, emotionally iffy & not too bright at best & dangerous, promiscuous potential sources of (men's) downfall (to whatever evil force a given religion believes in) at worst.
Damn, I don't remember being asked.Stereotypes about how men ought to act are also restrictive, absurd & extremely narrow. Neither set of stereotypes is validating in any way. The only difference is that the stereotypes about men were defined by men themselves.
I'm glad. The amount of **** that comes out of their mouths is insurmountable. And their behaviour, absolutely disgusting. I'm not sure if as a Canadian you have seen their protests of men's rights groups. Abhorrent. I can't...3rd wave feminists are discussing gender stereotypes vociferously. Unfortunately, outside of scholarly venues, their voices & perspectives are not heard by the mainstream society.
This men vs women stuff should stop. It won't but, oh well.
This makes absolutely no sense. If we don't call it femininity it will have another name. Humans like to use words to describe and discuss, if you haven't noticed.Like with Blackness or Whiteness or other nonsense-nesses, I do not think femininity needs to exist as a construct.