>>4285080Not categorising sexual behavior has no purpose to it.
And if the behavior of women and men change drastically then the definitions of the words we use will change to suit those changes.
Changes in DNA are incredibly long-term, and it takes hundreds of years for any concrete change in society to occur from such a change.
Furthermore, women are indeed still acting like women and men are still acting like men.
The vast majority of nurses, teachers and social workers are still women.
And there are equivalent stats for men as well.
Both genders have jobs, roles and other things they just tend to gravitate towards and it would take thousands of years for the collective human psyche to shake off these habits we've developed over the last hundreds of thousands of years.
By the way I'm not sure what most of your post actually said, especially not the last part so I'm not sure if I've addressed anything you've said or just gone off on a rant, sorry about that
