I've never noticed an actual difference but I'm nonbinary do yall binary folks actually see a difference between how genders act

me genuinely tweaking when I see someone genuinely tweaking:

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me genuinely tweaking when I see someone genuinely tweaking at literally everyting: genuinely me tweaking. someone see genuinely. everything, tweaking., at genuinely tweaking when see:

I think you may be tweaking man

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There's literally so many differences between genders, what do you mean

Each time I do notice a difference (which is rare) I realize 5 seconds later that it's not an actual difference in personality and is just a product of gender roles and the patriarchy f**king people over ykwim? maybe I'm wrong tho the title was a genuine question, I'm not the most qualified person to speak on this because of my experiences with gender

People have vast personalities, but there are differences in genders
Like girls care more about fashion, boys are physically stronger, girls talk about smaller things like conversations and food while boys talk about bigger things like crypto and politics

these are all things that I have noticed a little but can be boiled down to the result of a patriarchal society, so I do not actually see them as differences in personality. Girls care more about fashion sometimes... because when society was more oppressive against them it was one of the only things they could express themselves in, and because of pressure put on them by their elders and peers since it is what they see as normal. Boys are physically stronger due to increased testosterone production, but this post was more about personality. For the girls talking about smaller things and boys talking about bigger things, that one is far more obvious and I'm sure you can see how that one relates to gender roles and the patriarchy.

But men have been stronger ever since Adam and Eve, it's historically true
And no one's really forcing what we talk about. It's just what interest them. Small talk is a little more awkward for guys but girls like talking about details. They're really the more detail oriented gender tbh

I never denied men being stronger lol, that's how biology works. And for the no one forcing what we talk about, I really beg to differ. Historically, women were shunned when they tried to talk about things considered "too complex" for them, and men have been shunned for acting too womanly and showing emotion. Societal pressure shapes how we act. And for the small talk thing, this is another effect of gender roles. The patriarchy made it so that it was frowned upon for men to show emotion or seek mental help, resulting in men being emotionally stunted and worse at conversations and forming connections overall, while women are more emotionally aware.