I could believe in souls before I could believe in gender identity.
Even before the "trans" fad I believed gender itself to be a largely useless concept, but since its descent into pure gibberish I would favor its complete removal from psychology, science, and law, if not from language. To the extent that it means anything, there are eight billion genders.
I could believe in souls before I could believe in gender identity.
Even before the "trans" fad I believed gender itself to be a largely useless concept, but since its descent into pure gibberish I would favor its complete removal from psychology, science, and law, if not from language. To the extent that it means anything, there are eight billion genders.
I could believe in souls before I could believe in gender identity.
Even before the "trans" fad I believed gender itself to be a largely useless concept, but since its descent into pure gibberish I would favor its complete removal from psychology, science, and law, if not from language. To the extent that it means anything, there are eight billion genders.
"I could believe in souls before I could believe in gender identity"
Yep. I think they're broadly the same concept.
Small note:
Not too long ago, the word "gender" was either a polite synonym for sex, or a grammatical component of some languages.
Then feminists described "gender roles", which I continue to believe a meaningful concept.
It's the more recent concept of "gender identity" which jumped the shark, IMO.