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'''Mann''' refers to the experience of seeing oneself as a [[man]] in the same way that one would refer to an object or animal with [[masculine]] terms by default. Man, in this context, refers to human/mankind; it is not necessarily separate from any other [[gender]] and does not inherently have any connections to historical masculinity.<ref>https://gender-resource.tumblr.com/post/650125876346929152</ref> |
'''Mann''' refers to the experience of seeing oneself as a [[man]] in the same way that one would refer to an object or animal with [[masculine]] terms by default. Man, in this context, refers to human/mankind; it is not necessarily separate from any other [[gender]] and does not inherently have any connections to historical masculinity.<ref>https://gender-resource.tumblr.com/post/650125876346929152</ref> |
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The [[Woman-Related|woman-related]] counterpart is [[lier]]. |
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This identity falls under the [[lier]] umbrella. |
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Revision as of 22:05, 24 July 2021
Mann refers to the experience of seeing oneself as a man in the same way that one would refer to an object or animal with masculine terms by default. Man, in this context, refers to human/mankind; it is not necessarily separate from any other gender and does not inherently have any connections to historical masculinity.[1]
The woman-related counterpart is lier.