/lit/ - Literature

>>3167500
Not necessarily. Let's do some simple tests and questions to look more closely at the relationship between gender and sex (NSFW). What gender is the person in this photo? And their sex?

Let's say this person walks past you fully clothed on the street, and you were none the wiser; you would think this person is a man.

>>3167498
Strawman, moving goal posts, etc. My claim is simply that testosterone in my body does not determine whether I like the male cologne or the female perfume. This is what is meant by "social construct." Again, I think you are the same person as above, and it appears you do not really understand what gender means.

To identify and be identified by others as "male" today in the United States is via particular appearances and choices that make no reference to genitalia. I do not need to show my cock to strangers to have them know I am a man, it is indicated by other signs, like short hair in this culture.