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I think the point is to help kids see that these stereotypes of masculine and feminine behaviour are not always helpful.
It offers them as a scale for helping children in 'choosing their gender' https://www.bishuk.com/about-you/whats-your-gender/ … - I think the clear implication is that being on one side or other of these scales relates to masculinity or femininity (no one says their gender is "shy" or "rational")
1/2 For decades now, the attempt (for good feminist reasons) to distinguish analytically sex from gender (to say the former doesn't mechanistically determine the latter) has only had the result in ordinary language of making "gender" the polite word for anatomical sex.
2/2 If that now classic (and much debated) sociological sex/gender distinction is taken seriously, the stereotypical masculine (not) male is seen as historically produced and arbitrary. But the labels carry a residue that, paradoxically, reinforces the stereotypes. (3rd tweet =>
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