carrying a jug of water before indoor plumbing existed.
I never said that made anyone Queer either. I said it was socially considered feminine coded labor in Roman Palestine, much as sewing was in 1950s united states or washing clothing in the 1800s.
That is not an assertion on what is or should be anyone’s responsibility, or the moral righteousness of sexist views. It was solely a comment on what behavior would have been viewed contemporarily as gender non-conforming behavior (and how Jesus didn’t care).
I never said that made anyone Queer either. I said it was socially considered feminine coded labor in Roman Palestine, much as sewing was in 1950s united states or washing clothing in the 1800s.
How did I get Queer from a ‘dude’ doing feminine-coded labor?
You did a few comments back. You didn’t in your initial comment, but you did afterward.
I don’t believe I said “drinking water makes you Queer”.
A statement I didn’t make being or not being absurd is hardly relevant to a conversation consisting of things people have actually said, now is it?
Ok, being pedantic, carrying a jug of water before indoor plumbing existed.
I never said that made anyone Queer either. I said it was socially considered feminine coded labor in Roman Palestine, much as sewing was in 1950s united states or washing clothing in the 1800s.
That is not an assertion on what is or should be anyone’s responsibility, or the moral righteousness of sexist views. It was solely a comment on what behavior would have been viewed contemporarily as gender non-conforming behavior (and how Jesus didn’t care).
You did a few comments back. You didn’t in your initial comment, but you did afterward.
Then you would surely have no problem linking it?
Sure? I already quoted it, but here. https://kbin.social/m/[email protected]/t/931532/-/comment/5953207
That isn’t loading. Got a non-broken link?
https://lemm.ee/comment/10745567 Maybe thatll work for you?
That appears to be me asking a question, not making an assertion.