When I am arguing a position that is strongly socially accepted, I have an exceptional burden of care in making and proving my arguments, because my critics may not be allowed to speak up. In normatively neutral discourse, I can afford to be wrong, because others will correct me.
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That reminds me of “everything the flesh desires must die “ .
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I think identity is formed by how we compare ourself with others. If a person grows up with dogs that person will identify themself with a dog. We as a species became more aware of our biological desires, and have been fighting them since.
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