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something i recently noticed is that majority of “gender neutral” things (clothes,etc) are usually just- masculine but not as masculine as we normally perceive masculine stuff to be like if it was gender neutral it would be the perfect middle, why is that
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Anonymous 1d

This is actually something that’s been studied in sociology (/gender studies), as a patriarchal society masculinty js often considered the norm- so “gender neutral” things actually tend to lean more masculine

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Anonymous 1d

ive always believed clothes don’t have gender and the gender associated with the clothing is just to tell the consumer how the clothing is made to fit like women having lower cut tops or pants being made to fit wider hips or men’s pants being longer because men tend to be taller

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Anonymous 1d

Who gives a shit

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 1d

It’s also part of the reason trans men are often more accepted than trans women as they are seen to be transitioning to the norm rather than away from it

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 1d

this was my thought as well

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Anonymous replying to -> reprobate 1d

evidently me, thats why i posted this :)

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