The Peacock 1575

I wanted to walk back what I had just said, but it was too late. Then he confessed to me about some of his own struggles and journey about gender identity, that he had come to realize at an early age that he would always be a biological male, that DNA doesn't lie so that that was an irrefutable fact. For this reason he said he remained comfortable with male pronouns. He also said that he had absolutely no time, stomach or patience for the Michel Foucalt nonsense about postmodernism, and that that famous French philosopher would have a lot to answer for for the millions of young minds his lies and delusions about gender have poisoned. Then he went on to say that he had always known he was androgynous. That it was perfectly acceptable for a male or female to feel nothing of masculinity or femininity, but simply to have no sense of gender at all. But he added that that still did not negate his identity as a male, it simply amplified and expanded the definitions....