It is easy to define what is a woman
A woman is a male or female person whose gender identity corresponds with the possession of feminine attributes.
shareWhat are “feminine attributes”?
shareBoth those attributes proper to biological female (sex organs, for example) and the ones more culturally derived like how to dress, behave, etc.
sharePlease define these “feminine attributes”, how many “feminine attributes” must you exhibit to be defined as a woman?
shareThat is up to each individual person.
shareSo then the definition of a woman is subjective?
shareNo, I already defined it in the OP and explained to you about feminine attributes.
shareYet you can’t identify “feminine attributes” or how many it takes to convert a man to a woman. Sounds pretty subjective to me.
I mean hell I grew my hair out in college, I guess during that time I was a woman by your standard.
These people want to break gender stereotypes, but at the same time enforce them. The whole ideology is a mess and a contradiction.
shareIt is 100% subjective. You don't even define which are those feminine attributes and what's the threshold.
If I like pink color am I a woman? And should I be allowed to participate into women sports??
In about 2 months if I don’t cut my hair it will be past my ears which is a feminine attribute so therefore I should be allowed to participate in women’s sports.
shareIf it's up to each individual person, then there is no definition of what makes someone a woman. The word "woman" is now completely meaningless.
share^^
Pretty much this.
Transgender advocates have trapped themselves in the unwinnable dilemma of proving there is no hard requirement or fundamental difference to be a man or a woman, yet insist that there still needs to be a man AND a woman.
In addition, the paradox that most, if not all, gender advocates fail to admit is that when you identify as a woman, or any pre-existing word, the idea is to identify as the same thing as somebody else. In other words, what characteristics make another person a "woman"? And which of these characteristics make a trans person also one?
It just can't be up to each individual person.
According to google: "Traits such as nurturance, sensitivity, sweetness, supportiveness, gentleness, warmth, passivity, cooperativeness, expressiveness, modesty, humility, empathy, affection, tenderness, and being emotional, kind, helpful, devoted, and understanding have been cited as stereotypically feminine."
So I guess masculine would be... being an asshole?