For those people for whom "Masculine" and "Feminine" are important determinators, what makes the difference? What makes something masculine or feminine?
And are these generalities that often lose in the specific, or is there something other than bits that's truly *masculine* and women don't have or *feminine* and men don't have?
(as far as transgender, for this discussion, I assume they are the sex they feel they should be, not the one they're born as. so they could have the male-thing and the female bits. Whatever that male-thing is)
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