- Dołączono
- 31 Maj 2021
I really don't understand what their point is?
Troons n' Poons, sure, they want to be the opposite sex for various and whatever reasons.
So, what are "Non-Binaries" trying to achieve?
Its ridiculous to claim that sex does not matter to the point of irrelevance to a person, even if one excludes sexual related matters.
Physical capacity and brain development are different so men and women obviously have different talents, even excluding the reproduction elements.
So what do they think are the "benefits" of being percieved as neither?
If it is something like they don't want people to assume they think and like this or that because of their sex, then that fails massively.
In the west at least, most people accept that women and men can like diverse things and are not automatically bound to stereotype interests, so insisting on it for this reason is quite defunct.
The people in the west who still rigidly believe in such stereotypes are not going to accept a "non-binary indentity", so it just seems more that they want to deliberately create a boundary and controversy, rather than "exist peacefully".
If it is just an overcomplicated way of saying I am a girl/boy but I like this [stereotyped gender subject] and not that [other stereotype], then fine, but it does not exclude one from being the sex they are.
Troons n' Poons, sure, they want to be the opposite sex for various and whatever reasons.
So, what are "Non-Binaries" trying to achieve?
Its ridiculous to claim that sex does not matter to the point of irrelevance to a person, even if one excludes sexual related matters.
Physical capacity and brain development are different so men and women obviously have different talents, even excluding the reproduction elements.
So what do they think are the "benefits" of being percieved as neither?
If it is something like they don't want people to assume they think and like this or that because of their sex, then that fails massively.
In the west at least, most people accept that women and men can like diverse things and are not automatically bound to stereotype interests, so insisting on it for this reason is quite defunct.
The people in the west who still rigidly believe in such stereotypes are not going to accept a "non-binary indentity", so it just seems more that they want to deliberately create a boundary and controversy, rather than "exist peacefully".
If it is just an overcomplicated way of saying I am a girl/boy but I like this [stereotyped gender subject] and not that [other stereotype], then fine, but it does not exclude one from being the sex they are.