SparklyDoughnut
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- Posted: Tue, 22 Apr 2008 20:48:57 +0000
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I agree. We aren't equal, because we are different.
Economically, I think a genderless society would pretty much ruin us. Shopping, for example. The majority of people who shop are female. Most shops have pretty glitsy things that women like. If we were personality-wise genderless, we wouldn't be able to sell things.
Most of what is sold in shops is tailored to gender, because without gender, it would be difficult to design a product that would attract half of the population.
Economically, I think a genderless society would pretty much ruin us. Shopping, for example. The majority of people who shop are female. Most shops have pretty glitsy things that women like. If we were personality-wise genderless, we wouldn't be able to sell things.
Most of what is sold in shops is tailored to gender, because without gender, it would be difficult to design a product that would attract half of the population.
I feel deeply insulted by your claim that women like pretty glitsy things. The rest of your post just didn't make any sense.
The rest of the post made fantastic sense. Why would you be deeply insulted? In general women do tend to llike "pretty glitsy things". Hense the glitter make up they wear to parties etc. Stop acting as though the characteristics of generations of men and women do not exist. Bloody righteous teens. I'm 14 and I can tell that.
IF (and that's a pretty big if) we go ahead and assume that women like "pretty glitsy things", how could you possibly explain this scientifically? Is there a "pretty glitsy thing"-gene in all women? Or could the female habits of putting glitter in their faces possibly come from the way girls are brought up?
EDIT: Oh, and I'm old enough to be your mother. Nearly.
From early childhood girls are brainwashed by parents, tv and the rest of the world in general. Girls wear pink, boys wear blue, girls play with dolls, boys play with toy guns. Girls are taught from the beginning that they have to please men.
It's not just the way they're brought up. My mother was pretty much a tomboy throughout my entire childhood, and today, I make the "I like pretty glitzy make up and shoes" thing on my own. Sure, I may have been influenced by friends on some levels, but everyone is influenced by something. And is pretty glitzy stuff such a bad thing? I like it because I'm attracted to it. I began becoming attracted to it at puberty, and I use it in my art. There is a whole spectrum of gender, and I think it may be down to something hormonal.
And what about male->female transsexuals? They were probably brought up as boys, right? And a lot of them like glittery things too?