Russly wrote: ↑Mon Mar 15, 2021 12:22 pm
Z6IIAB, being 'neither', while possible, may be tougher than you think--
You don't say... Listen, altought I can agree that's tougher for guys that
don't wanna let go of their privileges as men in our patriarcal society, I'm
sure that's not complicated to understand for men that already realize who they are is not defined by sexist roles and stereotypes. They are men because they were born with dicks, not because they are acting aggro, growing beards, chucking down beers, sexually harassing women or other so-called "brave and manly" behaviour. They know that our sex differences shouldn't be ignored, but they also should NOT be hierarquized. Having a penis or a vulva do not define us as human beings, but they do define whether we're male or female, men or women. But that's not that huge of a deal? It's part of human life, and it shouldn't be taken into account except in medical and developmental situations. We have our differences, but they don't mean as much as we're taught to think. Does that makes sense to you?
I mean, not all men are lazy, spineless douchebags that refuse to see they aren't superior for having a dick. Or that think they'll lose their masculinity if they do anything that doesn't revolve around their prejudiced ideas of manliness as an obligatory aquired behavior they have to perform at all times to continue to be men... right? At least, I want to believe there are plenty of men who aren't like that. Some dudes are really smart and honest, they must know. So, like I said, it's not hard. I think most men just aren't ready to undo all of their horrible, sexist learned behavior... because they're confortable. It's a confortable situation. I get it, you define yourself by someone else's standards since you were born, it's gonna be tough to undo that, especially when you're benefited by it. Which also explains why, instead of unlearning it, some men just keep that bullshit and flip a switch - start saying they're women or "non-binary". I mean, it's easier to change perspectives than to demolish the whole building, right? It doesn't solve the problem tho. It's like exchanging 6 for half a dozen. Different names, same bullshit. They still think being a man or a woman is like being different species, different life forms. It's not.
Is that simple enough to understand? That's just the summary, if you wanna read the whole "book" I suggest you do it yourself. Go to radical feminist sources, the best books and articles are there: here's one source, out of the goodness of my heart ->
http://radfem.org/
Women are never gonna stop trying to get free from patriarchy. No matter what shape it takes. So either get on board or get out of our way. We will run over all of them bumps in our road, no matter how big. It's only a matter of time.
Call me Celina. This forum still have a long way to go until it gets filled with its intended public. And I'll do my best to help us reach that goal. I'm a battleaxe, and when you hear my voice it'll be as loud as a thunder and as clear as a blue sky.