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SomeMichGuy · M
I have no idea what you mean.
As @Carla asked, what particular "idea of womanhood" do you have?
And what is a "proactive feminist"? Is it a feminist who is a feminist before, say, Trump "grabs her by the pussy"? Or before her male office colleagues smack her ass? Or before her boss requires her to be sexually available to him as a condition of employment?
Bi-sexual and lesbian women are still women, and the first category have some level of interest in men (though possibly not you, but whatever their interest, it is their preference, not yours).
I don't know how gay men affect womanhood...?
As for actual transsexuals (not transvestites, which is more on the order of cosplay), if you want to only have a relationship with a woman who was born a "typical", XX woman...I'm sure you'll find them.
But I would think that allowing people to let you know, up front, how they identify would actually help clarify who was what, which was not true, not that long ago. It clarifies this for everyone.
And after the current furor dies down, it's my personal belief that the numbers of people identifying in non-traditional categories settles down to whatever their steady-state values will be.
But, regardless of what that will be...how does this "[destroy] the concept of womanhood"?
As @Carla asked, what particular "idea of womanhood" do you have?
And what is a "proactive feminist"? Is it a feminist who is a feminist before, say, Trump "grabs her by the pussy"? Or before her male office colleagues smack her ass? Or before her boss requires her to be sexually available to him as a condition of employment?
Bi-sexual and lesbian women are still women, and the first category have some level of interest in men (though possibly not you, but whatever their interest, it is their preference, not yours).
I don't know how gay men affect womanhood...?
As for actual transsexuals (not transvestites, which is more on the order of cosplay), if you want to only have a relationship with a woman who was born a "typical", XX woman...I'm sure you'll find them.
But I would think that allowing people to let you know, up front, how they identify would actually help clarify who was what, which was not true, not that long ago. It clarifies this for everyone.
And after the current furor dies down, it's my personal belief that the numbers of people identifying in non-traditional categories settles down to whatever their steady-state values will be.
But, regardless of what that will be...how does this "[destroy] the concept of womanhood"?
