Theory of Gender Relativity (Part-III of Ashwat being beyond)

 Yeah, this is the third part of Ashwat_being beyond. If you are new to this story series, you are requested to read part-I and part II. Before going into the storyline, I would like to thank you ladies and gentlemen (for gentlemen also) for your interest in reading. As we are sailing through the digital era. It matters to hold YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram... and set ourselves apart to read something. For that a bow for you all.

(Going into the storyline.......)

That was a central library hall with a multitude of shelves with many books. The hall was so quiet that the fluttering of turning pages high handed over the sound of silence. But suddenly a boy closed the book and adjusted the area to place his laptop. He is none other than the Ashwat. 

He was preparing a presentation for his academics. There was a folder named Gv filled with some animal and bird images. The objective of the presentation is Gender Relativity. It's been two and a half hours and finally, he closed his laptop. Seems like he had completed his presentation for the next day. He went to the hostel room and it was too late to have his dinner. 

The next day he prepared his presentation in the conference hall along with his classmates. The professor in Gender studies entered the conference hall. He asked the students to get ready with their presentations. One by one started their presentation. It's Ashwat's turn and he went on to the dais with a presentation remote in his left hand.

He started his presentation by saying GENDER is the thing that brings the sense of love, attraction, attachments, sex, birth and it goes on. In this cycle of emotional evaluation male organisms used to put more effort to impress, handle, attach and detach from females. I wonder why the male has to impress the female. Yeah, it may be a hormonal balance that was already programmed in us. (😂😂😂laughter from the classmates...) And it may also be Nature's will (prakruthi dharma in Sanskrit).

 For a better understanding, I would like to share with you the efforts of male organisms that they perform to mate the female. They make a different types of sounds,  i.e. music and they dance to impress females, they build nests, caves, Apartments, and even Tajmahal..(😂😂😂laughter in the conference hall)

Some myths are there that the female is more beautiful than the male so male gets attracted to females. But what I encountered from nature is that, males are engineered to be better at looking so that females will choose them. Male is engineered to be strong so that they can win the female. Male is engineered to work so that they can earn and lead their family. Let us consider some of the animals and birds 

Lion

If we look at lions and lionesses. The mane of the lion brings a magnificent look to it. When collective (comparative) to the lioness.

Peacock

If we look at Peacock and peahen. The iridescent tail of the peacock brings an attractive look to it. Even though it's been so attractive it needs to dance and Impress female peahen. And further, we had  

Kangaroo

The kangaroo with heavy muscles, chest, and awesome triceps is the male called a buck, boomer, and Jack. On the other hand, the kangaroo with a sack over its stomach is the female it was called doe, flyer, and Jill. The male kangaroo used to look like a boxer who used to fight with the same sex to win against the opposite sex. Male kangaroos often pose for female kangaroos to impress them.  

And there are some birds like the king of Saxon, Black sicklebill, MacGregor,... The male birds used to look so attractive collectively to the female ones but they need to perform dances and build a perfect nest...and so on. If you are interested You can watch the documentary video on these birds i.e Dancing with birds. It was available on Netflix and YouTube.

Parrot

The parrot which had a black ring on its neck is a male. When you look at the male one used to look somewhat like a completed package.

Ostrich 

The ostrich with black and white (contrast) colored is the male one. In my view, the male one is somewhat attractive to the up.

And further, I would like to share some other pictures of animals. You can share your opinion with yourself.

Giraffe

Deer

Finally, the beauty of this context is that the male effort for the female and the way the male was engineered and the relativity between male and female was really appreciable (😂😂😂Laughter from the classmates even the gender studies professor)

After his conclusion. He went to a question-and-answer session. He invited his classmate (some seniors were also present in that hall) to ask the questions.

One girl (she was one of the seniors to Ashwat) from the hall stood and asked Ashwat "You mean males are more attractive, stronger than females. Is that your perception ?"

Ashwat was struck for a while, not because of the question but she is the girl whom Ashwat used to admire most in college. She had blue eyes, gray hair,  cute cheeks, small lips, a long neck, somewhat fat but cute, and her name was Stella. 

Into the flashback ( Ashwat used to look at her in the project hall, sometimes at the library. He never talked with her direct. He had some inside love for her from the day he saw her we can call it a crush. But his love is different he never wants to propose to her and he doesn't need any acceptance.  a cut to the present he is remembering the theory of gender relativity between Stella and him. He came back from his thoughts with a scream from Stella saying "what is your objective is females are less preferable than the male?" Tell me.

"No, no We are relative, "said Ashwat.

Stella was struck by his reply. 😂😂😂 Again the hall was filled with Laughter. Stella also built a smile on her face. And Stella insisted "Excuse me what do you mean?"

"Sorry, I mean male and female are relative. The male species are engineered to look good. It is for attracting females. I'm not saying against nature's will I'm just emphasizing Nature's will. And I'm emphasizing the relativity between gender rather than comparison. that's why from the beginning of my presentation I'm insisting that the collective way rather than the  comparative way."

And she was impressed with ashwat's explanation. She said, "That was really good."

"Thank you" ashwat replied.

After that, the hall was resounded with applause 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

The professor was also impressed with Ashwat's approach to   Gender relativity which already existed in nature but he just emphasized it collectively. Professor also appreciated his work on the presentation. After that session, his name becomes a buzzword in the Anthropology department at the London School of economics and political sciences.

Conclusion

The above storylining is just my opinion I'm just trying to emphasize the relativity between the Gender(for your understanding ♂️️male and ♀️️female ) in that I further noticed that even though males are good at looking, capable of giving a good fight they are engineered to fell for female. Gender relationship aspects matter a lot in human evaluation. That's just nature's will. You can share your opinion on this. And finally, I may not agree with you, but I will not take away your freedom to disagree with me.