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Topic	Is racial fluidity less legitimate than gender fluidity?
yutterh 07/08/17 12:47:22 PM #47:	deoxxys posted... yutterh posted... I never understood gender roles. So what if you have a different sex organ, being restricted to what you can wear, play with, or act like shouldn't be focused on that. Well Some of it is deeply ingrained into our very DNA. The what to wear thing is not one of these things (at least to my knowledge). But what to play with actually is. Boys who are young as like 8 months will choose mechanical toys where as girls will choose more social toys such as dolls. These results are consistently repeatable as the norm and were done with children this young to show that they were not influenced by society to be told what to play with. Theres always some one who has got to say "but I/my brother/sister/cousin didnt like to play with those toys". It should go without saying that theres always the exception but that doesnt disprove the rule. There are also other roles dedicated to women and roles dedicated to men. Well yeah, that's all well and good. My thing was for those that do go against the norm are ostracized for being different. My thing is that people are forcing it on those that don't want to do the norm. That is where i was going with it. Like woman are natural mothers, which is why they go after dolls. But it doesn't mean you have to force the ones who are against dolls to play with them because "that's what your supposed to do". Like if a little girl want's to play with action figures and make them fight is okay. But a little boy who wants to play house with dolls is considered a queer and no one should play with him. Things like that is what i am talking about. --- i7-5820K 3.3GHz, Asus X99-DELUXE, Corsair H110i GTX, 850 EVO 1TB, EVGA GTX 970 4GB FTW ACX2.0, Corsair 760T, EVGA 850W, Orion Spark, Proteus Core, Benq BL3200PT <cite>yutterh posted [p:882548525] in Is racial ... [t:75539560]...</cite> <quote><cite>deoxxys posted...</cite> <quote><cite>yutterh posted...</cite> <quote>I never understood gender roles. So what if you have a different sex organ, being restricted to what you can wear, play with, or act like shouldn't be focused on that.</quote> Well Some of it is deeply ingrained into our very DNA. The what to wear thing is not one of these things (at least to my knowledge). But what to play with actually is. Boys who are young as like 8 months will choose mechanical toys where as girls will choose more social toys such as dolls. These results are consistently repeatable as the norm and were done with children this young to show that they were not influenced by society to be told what to play with. Theres always some one who has got to say "but I/my brother/sister/cousin didnt like to play with those toys". It should go without saying that theres always the exception but that doesnt disprove the rule. There are also other roles dedicated to women and roles dedicated to men.</quote> Well yeah, that's all well and good. My thing was for those that do go against the norm are ostracized for being different. My thing is that people are forcing it on those that don't want to do the norm. That is where i was going with it. Like woman are natural mothers, which is why they go after dolls. But it doesn't mean you have to force the ones who are against dolls to play with them because "that's what your supposed to do". Like if a little girl want's to play with action figures and make them fight is okay. But a little boy who wants to play house with dolls is considered a queer and no one should play with him. Things like that is what i am talking about. --- i7-5820K 3.3GHz, Asus X99-DELUXE, Corsair H110i GTX, 850 EVO 1TB, EVGA GTX 970 4GB FTW ACX2.0, Corsair 760T, EVGA 850W, Orion Spark, Proteus Core, Benq BL3200PT</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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