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Historically, "men" were made, not born. You had to prove yourself a man. You weren't granted that status based solely on the bits between your legs. Women who
by DoreenMichele 4y ago
Historically, "men" were made, not born. You had to prove yourself a man. You weren't granted that status based solely on the bits between your legs.
Women who join male dominated groups tend to feel the men are just being mean to them because male and female culture differs.
It's probably a waste of my time to try to discuss it here.
So I think I shall bow out without completing my thought in this comment.
- epgui 4y ago> Historically, "men" were made, not born. You had to prove yourself a man. I don't think women had the historical opportunity to be "made a man", so this very-rhetorical argument / play on words is not particularly persuasive.
- krageon 4y agoYou see such stories in media (and I would wager in practice, with any lady that enters a male-dominated group and ends up actually fitting in) frequently enough.
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