>>401404>anyways trans women is as much a concept as womanhood as a tomboy is, and just as tomboy was once excluded from the mainstream conception of what womanhood constituted,there's a key difference, and I grew up in that time so I would know. tomboys were still considered women, but not
womanly. so, a tomboy was an unfeminine woman, but still a woman nevertheless.
>trans people will be integrated into the conception of belonging as well - that or the very concept of womanhood itself will be destroyed as a consequence of rapid social upheaval under socialism redefining what it even means to begin with.You don't know that. Far more likely to happen will be that, under Communism, transgender men will experience difficulties in finding sexual relationships and remain rare unless the population continues to boom, requiring more of them
>its all largely academic and mostly pedantic, nobody cares much for the exact definitions because people only loosely associate with the identity to begin with, the idea of the identity itself is a mix of cultural stereotypes and personal biases creating a false image of beingA Siberian man would still consider a woman from another culture a woman, it isn't cultural