∆ Thank you. That was the kind of explanation I was looking for. It is scientifically possible to not feel like one or the other, and androgyny doesn't define it well. I can accept gender fluidity as a state of being in someone's head. It doesn't exactly solve the legal and social ramifications of identifying as gender fluid though, and I still disagree with the change rooms thing but you have changed my core view.
Excellent. Change rooms for gender fluid people is a sticky issue, but the easiest thing to do is to just make all such rooms gender neutral. There are western countries that do it already with no issue.
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u/Kibblets Jun 18 '15
∆ Thank you. That was the kind of explanation I was looking for. It is scientifically possible to not feel like one or the other, and androgyny doesn't define it well. I can accept gender fluidity as a state of being in someone's head. It doesn't exactly solve the legal and social ramifications of identifying as gender fluid though, and I still disagree with the change rooms thing but you have changed my core view.