On what planet?
Yesterday trans ideologue Finn MacKay tweeted this photo:
as evidence for this assertion:
If nobody has a gender (apart from trans people) & there is only biological sex & the rest is personality – it’s a bit weird so many men’s personalities are expressed so similarly, same for women. Is this just biological sex?
Women’s personalities are expressed so similarly, MacKay says, pointing to a grotesque photo of seven women dressed up as expensive prostitutes [aka “sex workers”]. We’re supposed to nod in agreement that that’s how women dress, and isn’t it weird that we have such similar personality expressions.
Many people pointed out the utter stupidity of that claim, and were ignored, but Colin Montgomerie gave it a thumbs up and was chucked under the chin.
What planet does MacKay live on? Where feminist women say there are ergonomic reasons for catch me-fuck me shoes? lol! ha, ha, ha?
I guess it shows how perspective colors reality. They are so completely blinded by their perception that gender identity is innate that they can’t see how social structure has shaped gender. To us it is a simple matter of observation that social pressure has shaped some women’s idea that in order to have value they must be sexually attractive to men and that these caricature costumes of “fuck me” shoes and skin tight dresses and pantsuits are what men see as attractive.
But there’s nothing innate about the desire to look like this. It’s Cosmo and Vogue and Maxim and porn that shape fashion in such slavish forms. And if Finn thinks that this is proof that they are driven by natural urges, well, and Colin agrees, it’s an indication that they really have no understanding of gender and patriarchy at all.
There are a lot of things that are promoted as being sexy, that to me make a woman less attractive.
Eg: high heels, makeup
It isn’t weird that “their personalities are expressed so similarly”, because it isn’t their personalities being expressed.
Doing an image search, it is promotional material from a reality show called “Married at First Sight”.
It isn’t evidence of some broader trend in how women express themselves, it is evidence of a wardrobing department.
I have never seen any women in real life dressed that way, even when they’re going for a “sexy” or even “tarty” look… What’s he/she on about?