| First: > That said, an adult who “loves to be a kindergartener” is not an indicator of good mental health This sentence is insane and reflects on a narrow and egocentric worldview, which is a bad prospect for further conversation. You think i am not toying with you, because you dont fully grasp my example. > I think you are confusing the concept of a biological category, and the concept of a cultural stereotype The feminie kindergartener is a biological male with a female-ish brain. I added one more important dimension besides your genetics/reproductive organs angle. This alone should be enough to make you rethink your clear dichotomy of biological sex and culture/behavior. Is the development of the brain only biological or only cultural. (This is a trick question. The nature vs nurture debate is decades old and messy but certainly non-binary.) You can only regard the kindergartener as male, when you exempt all his female traits, including biological ones. Why is this not simplistic or ignorant? And ontop of that, calling such a person mentally ill is just evil to me. |
> That said, an adult human who “loves to be a kindergartener” is not an indicator of good mental health.
No mention of male or feminine, simply an observation that an adult of any sex who says they “love being a kindergartener” is not an example of a healthy and well developed adult human.
If you consider my opinion “evil”, an opinion surely shared by 99.9% of humans who’ve ever existed, then I think you’ve got a pretty unique definition of the word evil.