I'm a feminist, ask me anything!

So are you prejudice if you refuse to aknowledge trans people for their sex??

A society where men, and masculinity, are dominant.

No, because no trans person will be offended if you refer to them by their gender, lmao.

What reason do you have for thinking this is the case and why is it necessarily a bad thing?

What reason do you have for thinking this is the case and why is it necessarily a bad thing?

I think she's a lesbian though She don't want this D.

But surely if you have to acknowledge gender, then you have to acknowledge sex! But since since sex is more important than gender.... I beg to differ!

Because men, for example, are dominant in government. It's bad, because it's not representative.

Men dominate that field because more men are interested in politics than women.

Awareness, really.

A society where men, and masculinity, are dominant.

Sex is essentially irrelevant. What is important is what gender someone identifies as. I can understand you not comprehending this, as your cis privilege means you haven't experienced gender dysphoria - you don't have any idea what it's like to not identify as the gender you're assigned.

And why is that? That's due to social conditioning.

And why is that? That's due to social conditioning.

Aren't you cis too, so therefore you somehow know how it feels - wat?

Sex is entirely relevant.

This whole transgender thing just sounds like a religious fanatic and their belief in the existence of a God when there is ZERO physical evidence of it.

A transperson/gender/whatever has no physical proof they're what they say there, so we're supposed to believe them??

Sex is the physical proof.

"Social Conditioning".



You really have bought into this bat-**** crazy Feminist gobbledygook

Citation?
Is there some sort of social condition forcing you to not go into politics?
As you have mentioned before, you are doing english lit. Has social conditioning forced you to not pursue politics?

Where the actual statistic has been heavily refuted, a modicum of knowledge of statistics will tell you why the stastic is not representative of a 'wage gap' - it is because it is a median ratio calculation, meaning virtually every factor that affects wage is not considered, such as experience, education etc...

You mean, a principle of psychology since before feminism was really a thing? Pavlov's dog. Skinner's pigeons.

She's been "socially conditioned" to study English lit instead, of course. Some magically force has pushed her into taking it because she's a woman

What a joke.

So what conditioned you to take English lit instead of Politics, which might(?) have been what you were designated to do when you were born?