The tawdry female bosses are tiresome, and we could do with more male fanservice.

[TheRealQuah]

Not totally true. If you learn to draw, you will fast realize that to draw someone who look to be a girl/women or someone who look the be a man will share some specific shape rules based on "biological gender" (as an average).

Head skeleton of a woman and head skeleton of a man can be identified as such. You can know if it is a woman or a man based of the width of the pelvis. So no, it is not cultural or education, a part is purely genetical since humans, as any mammal has genetical inherited reproduction criterias.

There's no such thing as "biological gender". Gender is a social and cultural construct designed to promote masculinity and a patriarchal society. I'm not refuting that there are differences between the biological sexes. Men are rugged and women are sexy is nothing to do with the skeletal make up or reproductive organs.

I get your point but I can't let pass such formulation as "social gender norms". Hormones have real impact on brain. I can't let says it is cultural especially since neo-feminist talk a way that despises feminity as if it was something bad or the result of some machist culture. Women in Sweden are, based on feminist criterias, more free to choose than women in asia. What did researchers discover : women in Sweden tend to choose more "feminine" studies when women in asia will choose rather "masculine" studies. Based on current neo-feminist theories, it should be the opposite.

Again, there is no such thing as "masculine" or "feminine" studies. Just what your culture has indoctrinated you to believe. Women can be bricklayers, men can design dresses for a living.

[Driavna]

There's no such thing as "biological gender". Gender is a social and cultural construct designed to promote masculinity and a patriarchal society. I'm not refuting that there are differences between the biological sexes. Men are rugged and women are sexy is nothing to do with the skeletal make up or reproductive organs.



Again, there is no such thing as "masculine" or "feminine" studies. Just what your culture has indoctrinated you to believe. Women can be bricklayers, men can design dresses for a living.

And tell me, how can you be certain that you are not the one indoctrinated by our current culture?

[Eldevern]

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What a joke. Neo-feminists are the first who clame genders exist when it is time to attack feminity or masculinity as soon as it serves their purpose.

Women must do more craftmanships!
Women must have access to scientific studies!

The problem is... Sweden case do the demonstration that when they have a "free" choice, in cultures where women are the less influenced by stereotypes, they will choose this kind of activities neo-feminist accuse "patricarchy" to call feminine and to "lock" women in.
In Asia, it is the whole opposite. Many women who have access to studies at high level will choose sciences and to be engineer.

Based on neo-feminist claming, this kind of thing is just totally impossible and shouldn't exist/happen.

What you call "objectivity" against "patriarchal" construction IS a construction too and it's not even half objective. It is just another biais, a non assumed misandrie. Neo-feminists just want to play some kind of amazon game but don't assume it.

You are just playing with words to protect your unobjective militancy.

There is nothing to construct or to deconstruct, just to let people choose what they want based on their tastes (as soon as they respect laws, of course). Nothing more, nothing less.

The worst, in fine, they clame they want to imitate men in what they have worst : these damn stupid ego games. These games, as a man, I've always despised since they are most of time only utterly plain stupid.

[jameseoakes]

What a joke. Neo-feminists are the first who clame genders exist when it is time to attack feminity or masculinity as soon as it serves their purpose.

Women must do more craftmanships!
Women must have access to scientific studies!

The problem is... Sweden case do the demonstration that when they have a "free" choice, in cultures where women are the less influenced by stereotypes, they will choose this kind of activities neo-feminist accuse "patricarchy" to call feminine and to "lock" women in.
In Asia, it is the whole opposite. Many women who have access to studies at high level will choose sciences and to be engineer.

Based on neo-feminist claming, this kind of thing is just totally impossible and shouldn't exist/happen.

What you call "objectivity" against "patriarchal" construction IS a construction too and it's not even half objective. It is just another biais, a non assumed misandrie. Neo-feminists just want to play some kind of amazon game but don't assume it.

You are just playing with words to protect your unobjective militancy.

There is nothing to construct or to deconstruct, just to let people choose what they want based on their tastes (as soon as they respect laws, of course). Nothing more, nothing less.

The worst, in fine, they clame they want to imitate men in what they have worst : these damn stupid ego games. These games, as a man, I've always despised since they are most of time only utterly plain stupid.

where do you get this drivel from

[Joven]

where do you get this drivel from

While that tirade was kind of hard to follow I think I understand the sentiment. There's this weird ideology, mostly in the western societies, that women and men share interests in all things. That a woman would choose the same type of activities a man would and that if given the choice they wouldn't do anything specifically "feminine". How this ideology backfires is in the inherent differences between men and women. Some women may share male proclivities, but they are outliers. This same ideology believes femininity and masculinity are just products of how those groups were raised, a "societal construct" if you would. However, this has been disproven numerous times.

[jameseoakes]

While that tirade was kind of hard to follow I think I understand the sentiment. There's this weird ideology, mostly in the western societies, that women and men share interests in all things. That a woman would choose the same type of activities a man would and that if given the choice they wouldn't do anything specifically "feminine". How this ideology backfires is in the inherent differences between men and women. Some women may share male proclivities, but they are outliers. This same ideology believes femininity and masculinity are just products of how those groups were raised, a "societal construct" if you would. However, this has been disproven numerous times.

Where has this been proven? Sorry but this is just drivel

[Joven]

Where has this been proven? Sorry but this is just drivel

Technically the burden of proof lies with you to disprove me.

On what exactly are calling drivel though? The idea that men and women are different and therefore interested in different things? The ideology believing otherwise?

Look up David Reimer as an example of how someone is raised doesn't change their nature.

[jameseoakes]

Technically the burden of proof lies with you to disprove me.

On what exactly are calling drivel though? The idea that men and women are different and therefore interested in different things? The ideology believing otherwise?

Look up David Reimer as an example of how someone is raised doesn't change their nature.

I don't have to prove anything to you, your making up dangerous drivel to just justify outdated ideas on women and it's messed up. If you are going to push dangerous stuff like this you had better back it up.;

[Melichoir]

While that tirade was kind of hard to follow I think I understand the sentiment. There's this weird ideology, mostly in the western societies, that women and men share interests in all things. That a woman would choose the same type of activities a man would and that if given the choice they wouldn't do anything specifically "feminine". How this ideology backfires is in the inherent differences between men and women. Some women may share male proclivities, but they are outliers. This same ideology believes femininity and masculinity are just products of how those groups were raised, a "societal construct" if you would. However, this has been disproven numerous times.

Tabula Rasa - The idea that humans are blank slates at birth and that everything humans do is learned from experience.

The issue with some schools of modern feminism is that gender roles are all social constructs, and that the reason why men gravitate towards certain fields of study (or life goals) and women gravitate towards other is cause society teaches women to be a certain way and men to be another in an attempt to keep society patriarchal and beneficial to men explicitly at the the cost to women. Most fields of Psychology (with credible studies) generally find this outlook to be incorrect. Men and women on average have slightly different drives and interests. It is why when you look at the fields women do gravitate towards in STEM tend to be different than men. Men averagely tend to be more object orientated, women more social orientated. This doesnt mean that all men or women, just when looking at broad groupings and trends.

Where has this been proven? Sorry but this is just drivel

It's not. When you look at countries that are higher on the index of personal freedoms and choices between the sexes, you see more divergence in life choices.

In layman's terms, in a country like Sweden which does it's damnedest to remove any obstacles of opportunity for sexes, you find a greater divergence in interests and subsequently job choices compared to countries that have less options to choose from (either due to societal or resource pressures.) So as an example, you see closer parity in job choices in China than you would in Swedan. It is something that has been infuriating some of the more left wing sections of the government, because the more they try to get a 50/50 representation in fields by trying to drive or incentivize more personal choice, the gap widens.

Evolutionary Psychology tends to attribute this towards survival setup of our species.

[Joven]

I don't have to prove anything to you, your making up dangerous drivel to just justify outdated ideas on women and it's messed up. If you are going to push dangerous stuff like this you had better back it up.;

A classic response from someone without an argument. Not surprised, just disappointed.

Tabula Rasa - The idea that humans are blank slates at birth and that everything humans do is learned from experience.

The issue with some schools of modern feminism is that gender roles are all social constructs, and that the reason why men gravitate towards certain fields of study (or life goals) and women gravitate towards other is cause society teaches women to be a certain way and men to be another in an attempt to keep society patriarchal and beneficial to men explicitly at the the cost to women. Most fields of Psychology (with credible studies) generally find this outlook to be incorrect. Men and women on average have slightly different drives and interests. It is why when you look at the fields women do gravitate towards in STEM tend to be different than men. Men averagely tend to be more object orientated, women more social orientated. This doesnt mean that all men or women, just when looking at broad groupings and trends.



It's not. When you look at countries that are higher on the index of personal freedoms and choices between the sexes, you see more divergence in life choices.

In layman's terms, in a country like Sweden which does it's damnedest to remove any obstacles of opportunity for sexes, you find a greater divergence in interests and subsequently job choices compared to countries that have less options to choose from (either due to societal or resource pressures.) So as an example, you see closer parity in job choices in China than you would in Swedan. It is something that has been infuriating some of the more left wing sections of the government, because the more they try to get a 50/50 representation in fields by trying to drive or incentivize more personal choice, the gap widens.

Evolutionary Psychology tends to attribute this towards survival setup of our species.

It's also easy to see just on the basis of biology. Men are built differently then women. Men are more suited for physical activities and are more likely to take up more dangerous jobs that typically pay more.