I have been exploring my gender identity as well. I am trying to understand what really makes a man and woman other than constructed labels created by society to categorize two types of Homo Sapiens
If you want to be rid of the constructive labels then look at factual, definable parameters, dude. There are obvious biological facts, but then there are also relative repercussions. E.G. higher male aggressiveness, females being more caring, stronger male body, etc, etc.
Gender's been bastardized in recent years, and has undergone a series of warping in the attempt of creating a social construct devoid of biological parameters, or really any solid, accepted description.
If you want to try and get past the constructed labels then look back to the thousands of years of history and how men and women have behaved during those times.
i.i.n that I lean more to masculine genders as a pansexual?
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I have been exploring my gender identity as well. I am trying to understand what really makes a man and woman other than constructed labels created by society to categorize two types of Homo Sapiens
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Oooh let me help your research.
Male = born with cock
Female = born with no cock
Mention me when you win your Nobel prize :)
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Oh wow! Who would have thought?!
What does that mean for someone who likes what society calls them, but not their body parts?
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What society says doesn't matter. Gender identity is not subjective.
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So one who decides to have breast reduction, per se, would still be a woman?
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Yes it's how you were born that counts.
If you want to be rid of the constructive labels then look at factual, definable parameters, dude. There are obvious biological facts, but then there are also relative repercussions. E.G. higher male aggressiveness, females being more caring, stronger male body, etc, etc.
Gender's been bastardized in recent years, and has undergone a series of warping in the attempt of creating a social construct devoid of biological parameters, or really any solid, accepted description.
If you want to try and get past the constructed labels then look back to the thousands of years of history and how men and women have behaved during those times.