> I think there’s a train of thought in western (and particularly Americanized society) to see everything as some form of gender grouping when it’s not. What?

> I think there’s a train of thought in western (and particularly Americanized society) to see everything as some form of gender grouping when it’s not. What? Seeing everything as gender grouping? You can't be serious... where the hell are these people who think a pint of milk is a gender and are they really somehow powerful? Sounds you've heard a few hot takes on the internet and then concluded that the whole field of gender discourse is that. When you look at our institutions, politicians, companies, even trans acceptance is something that is a struggle. And that's just a small step, never mind accepting gender fluidity. Painting the struggles of people who do not fit into the western hegemonic gender binary thinking with such broad strokes does nothing good. The issue is much more complex and real than just "people are making up genders".