A lot of the group identity of womanhood comes from having a shared experience of being treated in a certain way since birth, through childhood and the entrance into puberty, where "YOU CAN REPRODUCE" is a defining feature of your relationship to the world.
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its almost like if you have a cock and balls you're a guy
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Were you last tweets posted immediately after taking the LSD?
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I've heard it described like "you don't notice how your shoe feels unless your shoe doesn't fit. You can't feel your muscles until they hurt. You don't notice your breathing until you can't breathe."
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I don't feel weird when I'm misgendered online, and sometimes encourage it. When I imagine everybody calling me 'he' or 'him,' nothing feels inherently bad about it, besides maybe the confusion about why they're suddenly doing it.
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It’s about cultural definitions of gender roles. So, it simply depends on the culture you choose to identify with. If… You choose to identify with any culture at home.
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You are just describing common fact: nobody probably does not feel what does it mean to feel like a gender. For concrete human beings this is not important.
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It's probably hard to "feel like" something when you "are" that something.
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I only rarely feel "manly". Most of the time I'm just a brain in an animated meat suit
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Correction, you subscribe to the illusion that "you" are a mind composed of meat in an animated meat suit.
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Well you seem to enjoy having a vagina
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Yeah, definitely.
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