In another thread quite a while ago, I explained to you at great length some of my views on gender. But you repeatedly twisted & ignored my views so that you could put words in my mouth & attribute to me beliefs I do not hold. This was because what I said, in very clear language, did not match what you had already decided "the GC view" is, which IIRC was based on a single short statement of one or two sentences that a lone individual you said is GC posted on social media. I eventually disengaged from that exchange with you because, as I explained then, I thought your "debating" tactics were disingenuous, underhanded & tiresome.

Just the other day, on a more recent thread, we had another exchange which illustrates the dynamic that often occurs when posters try to engage with you in debate/discussion in good faith. In that exchange, I said that I and many (most?) other women see breastfeeding as a function of biological sex, not of "gender." I fleshed out my point by going into the the difference between reproductive sex roles that are the product of nature (such as women being the only ones who breastfeed) and "gender roles" that are the product of sex stereotypes and social hierarchy in which males are dominant & the have higher status than women & children (such as women & girls in family structures being responsible for feeding the whole family forevermore, & making sure the menfolk get fed to their fill first).

But instead of taking my points in, or even taking time to try to consider them, you put words into my mouth once again, repeatedly insisting that I and other women see breastfeeding as a behavior that's "feminine" and an expression of "womanhood" or womanliness. I responded by saying, no, for the last time, that's not true: I and other women associate breastfeeding with being a female mammal who has given birth and is in the postpartum phase of life. Then I linked to a video showing all sorts of female mammals who'd recently given birth suckling their young. You responded with silence.