In this context, if an afab said she wasn't a woman, id be like, that's nice but that means nothing. People are still going to pay you because of the way you look. Saying you're not a woman has no impact on all the things that are important about being a woman
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Maybe in a world where there's not really different treatment of people based on the way they look, nonbinary identities make more intuitive sense?
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This would maybe predict that nonbinary identities are more common in more gender-equal worlds, or worlds where there's a strong insistence that genders be treated the same.
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maybe your difficulty stems from the fact that nonbinary identities make absolutely no sense from definition?pic.twitter.com/oqoeerGOHs
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Maybe because there’s only two genders.
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isn't that why some people use the term "agender," though? it's possible to believe there are only two genders and to... essentially opt out
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My roommate wants to know if you have the same incomprehension of binary trans people since presumably they would have the same mismatch between genitals and "role", except if they get very rare/expensive surgery.
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Not really. The thing that makes men want to pay is often "the appearance of woman", which trans people can have if they pass hard enough.
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Your biologically primed understanding of gender is distorted by constructed gender identities. This has nothing to do with your line of work, gather with being a human being.
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