@KatyElphinstone @punishmenthurts

Yes what you said makes sense in that area.

Perhaps an interesting area of thought connected to gender and role strongly (not totally perhaps) is by each one's physical ability.

The ability of females being able to give birth physically as part of themselves, going through birth itself more personally as potential death for them, giving life more literally to a child, breasts for feeding milk (though man can do this but not in the same way) and a few things below that might be more strongly relate to a 'role' , without any doubt?

That's the TLDR, longer form below.

As the males don't have that ability or option, then they are less likely to have it as a direct role?

Not having child as directly as females, not having breasts that give milk etc... = less of ability to have that role as directly ?

That physicality seems to relate back full-circle to role to a high degree, and seemingly without any doubt (?) since males cannot give birth or give milk physically in the same way (or not even close).

So physically seems evident that gender and role are strongly connected, by design ?

And even if not all females need take it on fully to that extent or role, they have the physical ability where males don't come close.

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