Femininity, in contrast to masculinity, is seen to be a virtue in a woman, a characteristic or trait which is part of a successful woman's persona.
The word feminine can refer to:
- the property of being biologically female
- a traditionally female gender role
- the feminine grammatical gender
- The antonym of feminity is masculinity.
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Masculinity, in the west and many other countries, is seen to be a virtue in a man, a characteristic or trait which is part of a successful male's persona
The word masculine can refer to:
- the property of being biologically male - a traditionally male gender role
- the masculine grammatical gender
Masculinity is sometimes used as a synonym for manhood.
The antonym of masculinity is feminity or effeminacy.
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The converse of effeminacy in women is masculinity. A young girl who exhibits masculine behavior is sometimes called a "tom boy". Another term for a masculine woman is "butch", which is associated with lesbianism. "Butch" is also used within the lesbian community, often without a negative connotation, but sometimes with a more specific meaning (Davis and Lapovsky Kennedy, 1989). Note that the adoption of attitudes normally associated with the opposite sex is perceived as a sign of homosexuality.
Development of masculinity
There is an extensive debate about how children develop gender identities. See Gender identity and Gender role for a full discussion of the subject.
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Masculinity, in the west and many other countries, is seen to be a virtue in a man, a characteristic or trait which is part of a successful male's persona
The word masculine can refer to:
- the property of being biologically male - a traditionally male gender role
- the masculine grammatical gender
Masculinity is sometimes used as a synonym for manhood.
The antonym of masculinity is feminity or effeminacy.
effeminacy match.]]
The converse of effeminacy in women is masculinity. A young girl who exhibits masculine behavior is sometimes called a "tom boy". Another term for a masculine woman is "butch", which is associated with lesbianism. "Butch" is also used within the lesbian community, often without a negative connotation, but sometimes with a more specific meaning (Davis and Lapovsky Kennedy, 1989). Note that the adoption of attitudes normally associated with the opposite sex is perceived as a sign of homosexuality.
Development of masculinity
There is an extensive debate about how children develop gender identities. See Gender identity and Gender role for a full discussion of the subject.
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