Interesting..
So first thing first : Its Evolutionnary psychology. So I need to put a red flag here and ask for caution.
Now.. I've made a little bit of research to understand a little more about the subject and the studies of those author and they seems to contradict the basic evolutionnary psychology prime premisses.. which is actually a good thing.
In reality it seems like their work are tending to critic the premisses of their own field (which is again a good things) about the myth of the universal waste hips ratio attraction and indicate that the social and environmental context is actually prevalent is the development of women's bodies.
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/1474704918800063
In other words, the distribution of ressources affected their body.
We can also see here :
https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.aao3893 That women from the early neolithic through the bronze age to the iron age may have been tanking a huge agricultural load of work compared their male counterparts. Women were actual athletes back in the day. The question is .. how did this changed ?
Their is no definitive consensus answer on the subject (at least I've not seen much) but you can definitely understand how the distribution of ressources and redistribution of the work force may have played a role here. And by redistribution I'm questionning who had the ressources and who distributed the work forces. Those two power were definitely not given to women in the majority of the world.
Hence why I talk about patriarchy (but we could also talk about the prehistoric stages of capitalism)
Basically, men preferred smaller women ? And women preferred taller men ? Did they all invent patriarchy ?
Patriarchy is not something that was really invented. Its more of a product of the nature of early neolithic societies and what some might have seen as a needs to secure the power to men instead of women.
I mean I get that they're corrupt, lol
I wouldn't say corrupt, but definitely toxic for the mental health status in France, yea
What would you say about that ?
I believe that gender "being a boy" or "being a girl" is a social construction and a spectre. So I believe that its completely possible to be non binary. Also, no binary doesn't necessaraly mean being "in the middle". In can also be in all places of the spectres.
I do understand those who want to identify as such but in absolute, I believe that gender is just a social construct that we will get rid of in a few centuries. I believe that "being a boy" and "being a girl" are gender ideals and that actually no one is truly a boy or a girl and that everyone has attributes of both side. For example, one of my biggest traits of personnality as an individual is that I will cry extremely easilly in front of things I'm empathic about and if no one had stopped me when I was young, I would definitely wear pantyhose right now and maybe heels right now. Those things are just natural for me and I do not feel ashamed to say that.
Now, its also important to understand that I was raised and feel currently like a man, so this is my identity. It COULD change in the future, but I need to understand the nature of my education which was like most men, patriarcal.
I once got this girl who told me "watch this video that made me a feminist". And I'm like, yeh but it's one video with a cringe-worthy edit and melodramatic song with a black-and-white image... I'd rather get something "different".
I can understand that, maybe its just not the content for you
Also her video had a lot of stuff that "are said to women by society" as if nothing was said to dudes...
What you say is true but we need to understand that we should not equate the two. What is "said" to women by society is a lot more oppressive than what is said to men.
You sure no one ever did that ?
I don't remember seeing feminist content shared on this forum no. But maybe I just didn't see it.
my fluffy conejo enjoyer, are you aware of the fact that there are matriarchal, matrilinear and matrilocal societies across the globe who do NOT have a tradition of oppressing women? Many animals have sexual dimorphism, in insects
Yes, I'm aware don't worry.
Awww Don't be so pessimistic
Actually I did and my researchs are leading me to believe that it is in fact the case and that patriarchy did play a role in the biological change in women's body. Through distribution of ressources and labor mainly.
And its not always males who are bigger and stronger. In some snakes and all mantises for example, the females are bigger
No one is denying that.