11-12-2015, 02:56 PM
(11-12-2015, 02:43 PM)GMDino Wrote: Does it have a conscious exploration?
I watched by father. He helped around the house AND did typically "manly" things like hunt. I think being a "man" means you can / should do things that you would probably think are "women's work".
As multiple people have pointed out you are either being willfully ignorant or just trolling.
Where did I say men could not do "women's work"? I do plenty of housework .
You and others have said that our gender a learned behavior. By using that definition you posted ... I am just asking where you learned you were a male? What steps did you go through exploring whether you were a female? And what age range did you explore this?
This can be asked to anyone who agrees with the definition that was posted. Just tell me about the personal journey to your chosen gender. And how you explored whether you were the opposite gender.
If the definition is correct then we should all be able to figure out when we were In gender limbo. I can't remember a time I was ever in gender limbo.... So maybe I am the exception ..... So tell me when you were in limbo between male and female and maybe I can see where we decided we were males.
