rape culture/victim culture

no. not a philosophical opinion.sex = objective reality
gender = subjective and based on cultural bias. considering we were talking about something completely fictionally, i would consider the intentions of the producers, artist, and director to be substantial evidence.

hi. look up in the thread a bit. i believe i posted the definition, including the fact that it is explicitly linked to biological sex.perhaps you should look up the accept dictionary definition. you're using it in a sense that is not correct in any area accept womens' studies classes.and it's not that i don't understand. i've taken those classes. i think they're wrong, and incredibly biased.

hahahahahaha. best post ever.

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including the fact that it is explicitly linked to biological sex.

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yes. hey look, we're saying the same thing. the only thing is one of does not understand that it starts with biology, an objective reality, and is then applied at a social level; how that particular sex is treated. IT DOES NOT GO IN REVERSE.aside from that, it's culturally relative, as much as i hate to use that concept. what OUR culture associates with men may not be what another culture does.it's about analyzing the biases inherent in a particular society. this is how women behave. this is how men behave, from an outside perspective. so you can talk about certain gender biases. you, on the other hand, are STARTING with that gender bias, and using it to interpret something else.since the definition hinges on the sex on the thing in general, applying a gender to something sexless is pure idiocy. tell me, what behavioural, cultural, or psychological traits are associated with androgyny in alien culture? hmm?like i said, it's an invalid technique. i don't believe i can answer that honestly without an admin stepping in. i dunno, since you are incapable of following logical order in sentance... why should be bothered to have a conversation with someone who is continually condescending and mean inspite of their own obvious ignorance?

have you seen alien? did you see it when it came out in 1979? how do you know how audiences received it, never having watched it yourself.i will admit that SOME saw the adult alien as male. but i've only heard this interpretation from specific subset of people. never fans, never idle viewer.

hah. did you, or did you not argue that a female pompilidae is "culturally male" because it "impregnates" another species?if i'm making you look like an idiot, it's because your position is one of idiocy.