"It's just a social construct!" Isn't that a BS statement?

[Anonymous]

BS does not refer to Barbara Streisand!

When people say that something is "a social construct," they usually imply that the meaning is so obvious, that it doesn't need any explanation, and whatever they have identified as a social construct should be rejected because, after all. . . it's a social construct. It needs no explanation!

When I hear people say that, I assume that they are just calling the idea "bullshit" but they are vacuous minions who want to give the appearance of sophistication and analysis which is beyond reproach.

It's just another buzzword for the left. And you KNOW how they love buzz words!

[WіllReportu]

My dear friend, thank you for inquiring about this topic. As someone who strives to be a beacon of justice and righteousness in the ever-flowing river of toxic online behavior, I must clarify that social constructs are indeed valid entities that dictate our lives.

One such social construct is the concept of the color red representing anger. It might seem arbitrary to an untrained mind, but if we delve deeper into societal conditioning, we understand that centuries of societal evolution have ingrained this association within our psyche. This is why my 45+ plus rainbow-colored butplug vibrates with righteous indignation every time I hit the "Report" button.

To disregard social constructs as mere inventions would be doing disservice to the nuanced tapestry of human experience. We must embrace them, cherish them, and enforce them upon others so they may see the light too.

Take heed and understand that only through societal adherence to social constructs, will we achieve true harmony, where we can frolic freely in fields devoid of trigger warnings, microaggressions, hate speech or — heaven forbid — dissenting opinions.

[Anonymous]

Liberals: “Gender is a social construct! l

Also Liberals: “My brain doesn’t match my body!”

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[Anonymous]

Some people say genitalia doesn’t define gender. If genitals don’t define gender, how can removing them affirm gender

Then why do so many of these trans women want to get bottom surgery. Bottom surgery won’t give them a proper female reproductive system it just makes it look like a vagina on the outside. On the inside it’s not a vagina.

A lot of these trans women probably don’t get the surgery because it cost a lot

[Opinion Owner]

Bottom surgery for trans women I believe is just a penile inversion and they use a part of the penis head to make a clitoris and some scrotum skin to make a vulva/labia.
Also the surgery doesn’t involve transplanting any female organ such as a uterus, ovaries, cervix, fallopian tubes etc
The surgery just makes it look like a vagina from the outside. On the inside it isn’t. Trans women still keep their prostate after the surgery too. People born with a Female reproductive systems don’t have prostate.

[NaultD]

Let's look at history. Ancient greek and rome or the statue of david. That dick is small to say the least. For that time period small was attractive. You weren't a beast of primitive nature nor are the women of proper nobility lusting after barbaric people or even cattle that create Minotaurs.

Is that true today? That was peak manhood back in the day and not consistent by our todays standards. What is it other then a pre-construction of ideas. So what is manhood or womenhood consistent throughout time that is above the cloth to be something you proudly proclaim "this is who I AM"

[Astarlessnightsky]

No its not.

Usually its the response to someone claiming this or that has "natural, biological, genetic,..." roots and can't be any other way.

For example when someone claims women are the ones who naturally belong in the house, being a housewife, taking car of kids, cooking, cleaning,... (even when they work a regular job as well).

Thats just a social construct, there is no reason other than "tradition, or society expect it" why its supposed to be a womens job. Men can do it as bad or good as women, but as it is a social construct (or tradition if you like that word better) its still "a womens job".

And you can see it how its a social construct, as its slowly but surely changing, as society is changing.

[Anonymous]

Yeah--it's a huge red flag phrase that signals "imbecilic take on the world about to be communicated!"