No, I'm not saying that. Not at all.
What I'm saying is that men who might want to stay at home with the children and/or wear make-up or women who might prefer rugby and/or steelworks are still just men and women respectively.
I'm trying to say that the idea of a gender-specific activity is beginning to fall out of favour (because there's nothing wrong with a stay-at-home-husband or a lady bricklayer) and this makes me think that people who 'come out' as non-binary are simply seeking attention.
I'm too pissed for this too, but I still think we're actually on the same page.
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jonbob loves you, Sun 8 Aug 2021, 11:08,
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for me, men lost our unique gender role when we stopped being able to split our enemies heads open with an axe for fun and profit
all the rest is just quibbling about minutiae
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cumquat may will not be commenting further on the allegations, Sun 8 Aug 2021, 14:43,
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