Starblade

I think the basis for the terms masculine and feminine come from the roles of man and woman, not the other way around. It has been stated somewhere that it is the man who acts on the woman, not the other way around. Though, this is not really based on in depth judgment, but on a superficial perception. Both man and woman are sexually complex and hypothetically, they can both initiate or refuse a sex act, though the means by which they do this may or may not be esoteric. Of course, it can be argued that since sex is sensualistic, the perception of that which makes sex IS what matters, not some statistical analysis on the capabilities of both male and female to initiate and refuse a sex act. In this sense and others, masculine and feminine gain their respective identities. PS: Forgive me if I'm not exactly following the thread to-the-mark. I have some perceptual difficulties.

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