What's Your Gender Identity?

Sally Kohn: On the one hand, this kind of being bereft of social interaction and therefore that one's gender identity can't be performed and affirmed is compatible with a real insight. But on the other hand, demands that others sort of participate in one's fantasy of being of the other sex is a repudiation of the social," she says. "It's a kind of solipsistic demand that everyone go along with my really self-generated pronouncement of what I am"