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<blockquote data-quote="Inzae" data-source="post: 653743" data-attributes="member: 4600">yesI have read the something similar to that (it has really been a long time since I have muddled through these issues).&nbsp; It becomes somewhat difficult to dissect it .But consider. Males, once they reach late teens, fall into two catagorie (not necessarily predominat, but categories nevertheless) bachelor and husband (B first) .&nbsp; What is expected of a B. is much different that what is expected of a husband.&nbsp; These are two different roles all together.&nbsp; Most importantly in staus change and responsibilities/expectations.&nbsp; So they can be considered gender disfferences (that is the arg that comes to mind though I think I am forgetting something very important here)Same goes for women.But I think the designation male/female overrides that of husband/wife - though this is ebateable.Also, the up and coming gender distinction in the US are Homosexual and Lesbian.&nbsp; As the activities/beliefs etc are becoming more recognized and accepted, they are increasingly being considered seperate gender categories.All this is manipulated too.&nbsp; Consider this.&nbsp; About the late 1870s it was decided that males, at birth, who had a penis length of less than 1 inch, were not considered viable males.&nbsp; The penis was removed.&nbsp; This activity was not widespread until the 1950s when it became a dominant activity in birthing stations around the US.&nbsp; It is still practised today.&nbsp; The children, considered sexual anamolies, are then labelled as females.davis</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Inzae, post: 653743, member: 4600"] [b]yes[/b] I have read the something similar to that (it has really been a long time since I have muddled through these issues). It becomes somewhat difficult to dissect it . But consider. Males, once they reach late teens, fall into two catagorie (not necessarily predominat, but categories nevertheless) bachelor and husband (B first) . What is expected of a B. is much different that what is expected of a husband. These are two different roles all together. Most importantly in staus change and responsibilities/expectations. So they can be considered gender disfferences (that is the arg that comes to mind though I think I am forgetting something very important here) Same goes for women. But I think the designation male/female overrides that of husband/wife - though this is ebateable. Also, the up and coming gender distinction in the US are Homosexual and Lesbian. As the activities/beliefs etc are becoming more recognized and accepted, they are increasingly being considered seperate gender categories. All this is manipulated too. Consider this. About the late 1870s it was decided that males, at birth, who had a penis length of less than 1 inch, were not considered viable males. The penis was removed. This activity was not widespread until the 1950s when it became a dominant activity in birthing stations around the US. It is still practised today. The children, considered sexual anamolies, are then labelled as females. davis [/QUOTE]

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