Elijah Schaffer’s guest argues perception of gender identity hinges on the observer—accepting "woman" or "non-binary" labels from women but rejecting "man" if assigned by them, and vice versa for men, while always deferring to non-binary views. They dismiss fluidity as "nonsense," comparing it to temporary confusion after intoxication, framing rigid self-identification as the only logical response. The implication: personal agency trumps societal or individual reinterpretation of identity, reinforcing a conservative skepticism toward fluid definitions. [Automatically generated summary]

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