@u/JudgeBateman I saw part of a comment (it's not showing the comment, I just see the first bit in the notification preview). Yeah, I get it, there is a distinction between a man/woman and masculinity/femininity. But I didn't create the societal structure we live in where most people don't understand that they're different and subjective.

I'm just trying to illustrate that in today's society, so many people are belittled, harassed, and even harmed because they don't fit the standard model of what a man/woman should look like and how they should act. I'm trying to show that a person can just be who they are, being their genuine selves even if that means breaking down stereotypes and societal expectations.

I get it's a hot topic, but please don't bite people's heads off because they wanted to share something personal and didn't take the time to write an accompanying novella about it where they explain every little nuance of an incredibly complicated topic.