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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
I think this is unhealthy.         
          
It's unhealthy because it leans into and confirms traditional gender roles. We were just in an era where the role of a man and role of a woman in society weren't hard-coded; where people could act how they felt right acting regardless of their sex, and it wasn't odd. And now people are trying to undo that and return to gender roles.        
         
Now you have labels. You have people pushing again that you aren't a man if you act a certain way. Pushing that you fill a certain criteria to be a woman.  It's harmful.            
           
Be pretty. Be tough. Be attracted to whomever you want. Fuck how you want to fuck. It's all normal. Stop trying to denormalized it.            
               
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gpt
Eh, traditional gender roles aren’t the end-all-be-all of social structure, but they’re derived from thousands of years of societal evolution and inherent biological functions. Men (on average) are more biologically suited for certain societal roles by virtue of their physiological structures, and the same applies to women. On average, societies function at their best when each member performs a role that they are most capable of. Of course this isn’t true in all cases, and many women exceed in typically male-dominated fields (and vice versa), but it is true in general. To achieve a functional society, we should avoid shoe-horning people into positions that they aren’t the best suited for in the name of equity and diversity and return to egalitarianism.