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Started March 14, 2019 by Deleted user

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DOM MY DAGABAT GIVE UP THE TOPIC

*DOM DAGABAT GIVE UP THE TOPIC

And it is this: Does biological sex define our personalities? (To a certain extent.)

Also Trigger for Trans peeps.

oh

well, that's easy

no

DOM MY DAGABAT GIVE UP THE TOPIC

*DOM DAGABAT GIVE UP THE TOPIC

And it is this: Does biological sex define our personalities? (To a certain extent.)

Finally!
And no it does not. I have a friend who is a very tomboyish girl. She doesn't fit in with feminine stereotypes.

yeah no

Jeez folks you just said no. Back it up.

Well I don’t think gender correlates with personality, for personality comes from how one was raised/who they hang out with.

Of course stereotypes on gender come into play as well, but they hardly play a roll for the QuIrKy girls out there. Like for example, I don’t correlate with stereotypes at all. I weight train and I do a very masculine-oriented sport. it’s just like, we shouldn’t look at a person, see they have boobs and be like, “Ugh they’re gonna be super annoying or preppy cus they’re a girl” while I’m one of the most masculine girls I know without being a transgender.

Some of my closest friends are shy and funny boys, despite the way people view boys as tough and rowdy. Take J, for example. He is shy and doesn't seem all that crazy. And then there's G, who's a girl, and she is the most tomboyish person I know. I think it has to do with society's expectations placed on genders.

Biological gender is whether you have a v or a p. It's not any more complicated then that.

Biological gender is whether you have a v or a p. It's not any more complicated then that.

S C I E N C E

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What did you say Moxie???

"Soooo are we trying to summon him? Or what are we doing?"

I think Hormones can be a major attribute to personality and since most hormones along those lines also attribute to biological sex….it can go either way.
That's a tough question and I'm most intrigued by it.

I say yes and no, but I will have to think more in depth regarding my reasoning, dagabat.

Note to all the people. This is not a matter of gender. It is a matter of sex.

What kind of sex are we discussing
I'm dead serious I'm tired and confused lol

Biological gender is whether you have a v or a p. It's not any more complicated then that.

*Sex
And on the surface level, yes. But it is more complicated than that.

Well gender is like what you identify as but your sex is basically if you were born with a Y chromosome or not.

What kind of sex are we discussing
I'm dead serious I'm tired and confused lol

The one people call gender for political reasons. It was only called that because linguistic propaganda and now that gender actually has a definition, they should not be confused. But of course the fact that the word 'sex' is a noun is instead of a verb is rather odd and helps confuse the issue.

Besides hormones, I think that sex itself doesn't play that big of a role.
However the environment you grow up in due to your biological sex and/or gender does.

I think there is at the very least, strong evidence to support that sex is likely to strongly affect personality. Perhaps Eris can do better than I when we talk tomorrow.

Id like to hear your thoughts on the matter Dom.

But I can see how biological sex can effect ones upbringing and way of thinking, thus shifting their personality as well.

I'm still thinking on this and spitting out my ideas as they come to me.

Sex also impacts how other people view your personality, such as how a lot of times men who are self-confident are called confident, but self-confident women are called arrogant.

How so? Please explain? Remember that we are discussing biology, not society.

In general, when women do things they're viewed more harshly than men who do the same. People call rude women bitches, but call rude men snarky or sarcastic. Confident women are arrogant, while confident men are just confident. Things as simple as crying are labelled as feminine ("why are you crying! Boys don't cry!") and therefore bad. It's pretty fucked up.