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Some people have a community-oriented understanding of gender. Your gender doesn't belong to you, it belongs in the perception of those around you. Gender is created as a social agreement which pulls upon ancient narratives. In contrast, others have an individual-oriented 1/

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Isn't social-gender people just people who believe gender and sex are the same? Or in other words, people who don't think gender is a thing? Or would social-gender people also consider a transwoman a woman, as long as she... looks and acts like one...

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Social-gender people, imo, encompass a pretty wide variety - both TERFs and truescum, traditionalists, also people like me, who are pretty ambivalent but simply intuitively process gender as an expression of how other people treat you.

9:54 PM · Mar 4, 2020