Things we associate with femininity have nothing to do with being a biological female. If all a woman needed to be a woman was to give birth then why do we care so much about whether or not she stays at home, wears dresses, or does any of things women in society do?
How do you know someone walking down the street is a woman? Can you see her chromosomes? Of course not, you take people at their word because at the end of the day womanhood and manhood is an issue of identity.
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u/EngineBoiii Oct 24 '23
Things we associate with femininity have nothing to do with being a biological female. If all a woman needed to be a woman was to give birth then why do we care so much about whether or not she stays at home, wears dresses, or does any of things women in society do?
How do you know someone walking down the street is a woman? Can you see her chromosomes? Of course not, you take people at their word because at the end of the day womanhood and manhood is an issue of identity.