>>Do you think that a man, born and living as a man with male
>>privilege for decades, can truly live as a woman without
>ever
>>having to experience this patriarchal society as a woman
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>men are subjected to patriarchal societal demands as well
>otherwise the controversy in this post wouldnt exist
>its the rare is not non existent person on this earth
>if not in this country that is not subjected to societal
>norms

You're absolutely right. Would you say that women are punished more by those demands tho? I would. Also, while we're both affected, we can agree that it's in different ways, no? I mean, men are expected to fuck, a lot. Women are considered sluts, by this silly ass society, for the same behavior. Men can look out and see other men in positions of power in different areas (business, politics, athletics/entertainment) where women are often underrepresented. Men expect a certain level of pay that women don't receive, for the same job. Men walk the streets without the threat of being raped. Just sayin', male privilege is a real thing and impacts women and men differently. Or at least, I would assume.

>
>(young
>>girls being told they're not equipped to do certain things,
>>fear of being raped, catcalled, forced gender roles, etc.)?
>If
>>so, do you recognize or believe that there is a distinction
>>between a woman, born as a woman, and...Bruce Jenner? And
>>please, I'm not a phobe of any kind. This questions doesn't
>>come from a negative place. I have absolutely no problem
>with
>>any of this as it has no impact on anything I do with my
>life.
>>I'm just curious at how other women define and categorize
>>their experience as women.
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>
>theres level's to this shit
>like anything
>it varies

No doubt

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