This reminds me of Cavalier d’Éon who lived half of her life as a man and half as a woman and was a spy and master sword fighter in the 1700’s
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de Erauso continued to live as a man even after her assigned sex was uncovered and made public, which lends credence to the idea that they may have identified as male if presented with that as a possibility.
And you may very well be correct, but we'll never know any more than we''l know Einstein was autistic. You're welcome to your views, but why not promote people like Wendy Carlos, Alex Adams, or Sophie Wilson rather than long-buried people who can no longer speak for themselves?
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Because I’m a professor of literature who focuses on historically marginalized voices?
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Then by all means, more power to you. You talk the talk and walk the walk, I can respect that.
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But I suppose as a non-binary individual who chooses to present as male, my opinion doesn't matter, does it?
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Pro tip: don’t make statements like this. “Oh so my opinion doesn’t matter” is a thought-terminating cliche.
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We might never know for sure, but there‘s such overwhelming evidence that they were on some part of the gender spectrum that isn’t cis; we needn’t put a special label on each person, but to brush aside their queerness isn’t helpful either.
Kiitos. Käytämme tätä aikajanasi parantamiseen. KumoaKumoa
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