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I don't believe in gender theory, I think it's promoted by people that are not comfortable with themselves or are fooled by the utopia that ideology can trump b
by jmnicolas 9y ago
I don't believe in gender theory, I think it's promoted by people that are not comfortable with themselves or are fooled by the utopia that ideology can trump biology.
I remember reading about an hermaphrodite, she said that when she was a teenager she received hormones and the way she felt reading a comic book was very different depending where in the cycle she was : more emotional at the beginning, more analytical at the end of the cycle.
- mnsc 9y agoYes, I remember that hermaphrodite, when it was a male, It was never afraid, and when it was a girl it never felt brave and strong. Biology is super confusing but at least I don't have to talk to my sons about how it feels to be afraid.
- majewsky 9y agoI don't know the story. Just from what you said, an alternative hypothesis is that the hermaphrodite internalized the societal norm of both genders, and thus subconsciously switched from the male norm to the female norm according to their body's state. Not saying that this must be the case, but it seems equally supported by the data that is available to me from your descriptions.