If gender is a social construct, and nothing is inherently male or female, then how does putting on a dress or liking sports make you male or female? I can be a man and wear pigtails. I can be a woman and chew tobacco. Since none of it is determined by sex or gender, how could doing them change your sex or gender?
If gender is a social construct, and nothing is inherently male or female, then how does putting on a dress or liking sports make you male or female? I can be a man and wear pigtails. I can be a woman and chew tobacco. Since none of it is determined by sex or gender, how could doing them change your sex or gender?
"I'm not doing this"
...walks away
"Sorry xir, but this chopper ride isn't actually optional. Get in."
the answer to that is simple: their definition of man and woman is self-referential. "a woman is anyone who identifies as a woman" etc.
of course, another way to describe a self-referential word is "meaningless".
What does identifying as a woman mean?
see the comment you responded to