I just find it odd, maybe that's 'me' just not understanding though... but on the one hand, they say gender isn't  as stupidly rigid as how so  7f6f  me treated it in the past (I agree, I as a little girl loved electric train toys, whereas some would call that boy's stuff, etc) so that women who aren't stereotypically feminine in everything are still women, and men who aren't stereotypically masculine in everything, are still men. If gender isn't even that important and also for a large part cultural, why are there now a million new ''genders'' to have? I feel female/feminine for example, but I have no particular interest in shoes at all... does that mean that I'm uncomfortable in femininity? Of course not! Yet, many people just make up these new boxes/categories of ''genders'' when you can just say ''I'm (fe)male and I like [insert something that's not stereotypical]''. What are these genders outside of made up categories. It's like a vain, moot thing. If gender isn't such a rigid, stone-set category, you don't need to invent god knows how many new categories and boxes to fit a person in. Just call yourself a human being, for crying out loud!  You may be trans, but then you 'feel' a specific gender that already exists. m/f. But if you're the oogie-boogie-woogie gender and your pronoun is 'gregory', that's just fiction and you being speshul?  Or am I wrong here?