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Not very convincing. According to this logic, everyone is a bisexual who wants to have sex with all of their friends, or either need to redefine 'man'/'woman' i
by lolcraft 15y ago
Not very convincing. According to this logic, everyone is a bisexual who wants to have sex with all of their friends, or either need to redefine 'man'/'woman' in this (all?) contexts. Unless assuming essentialism as related to sexuality, which has some problems, such as how to explain the fact that most people are neither entirely heterosexual or homosexual, for example (citation: Kinsey report).
By the way, I would argue that man/woman are more than sexual definitions. They are also social, moral in some religions, biological...
- Shenglong 15y agoI think you're misunderstanding my logic. I'm not saying that men and women are friends -because- of desire - I'm saying that men and women who are friends, require that desire to be present in at least one of the two sides.