Speaking in general, women and men do not think the same. But you have cases of very masculine women and very feminine men, so I disagree with you.
For example, going through high school, I had a friend named Jordan. Yes, he was guy, but he was still a man. Everything about him was feminine and when I talked to him, I felt like I was talking to another female.
There was also a girl named Autumn, I knew. This girl was just like a dude. Sometimes, I forgot she was even female. She looked like a dude, talked like a dude, walkied like a dude and, when you'd first meet her, you'd think that she was a dude. She did not carry a single feminine bone in her body. But, never the less, she was still female.
Everybodies different. I will not deny that the majority of males act a certain way and a majority of females act a certain way, but to take everyone there is and put them into a group, I'll have to disagree with. I've seen too many different people all with their own personalities. You have some more feminine people and some more masculine people, and gender doesn't always play a role in that.
IIN to believe that "gender equality" is unrealistic and fallacious?
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Speaking in general, women and men do not think the same. But you have cases of very masculine women and very feminine men, so I disagree with you.
For example, going through high school, I had a friend named Jordan. Yes, he was guy, but he was still a man. Everything about him was feminine and when I talked to him, I felt like I was talking to another female.
There was also a girl named Autumn, I knew. This girl was just like a dude. Sometimes, I forgot she was even female. She looked like a dude, talked like a dude, walkied like a dude and, when you'd first meet her, you'd think that she was a dude. She did not carry a single feminine bone in her body. But, never the less, she was still female.
Everybodies different. I will not deny that the majority of males act a certain way and a majority of females act a certain way, but to take everyone there is and put them into a group, I'll have to disagree with. I've seen too many different people all with their own personalities. You have some more feminine people and some more masculine people, and gender doesn't always play a role in that.