Reminds me of a quote from Nevada by Imogen Binnie:

"Yes, gender is a social construct, but so are traffic lights, and if you ignore those, you get run over by a car. Which is also a social construct."

(Recited from memory, probably not word-for-word accurate.)

To some extent, I agree. However, making up new words and terms can be the beginning of the "social" part of the social construct. For instance, part of why I'm so attached to "bisexual" as a label rather than terms like pansexual is that learning of bisexuality was the first time I realised that it was possible to be attracted to more than one gender; previously, I had thought that because I had experienced attraction to boys, that I must be straight. This led me to not even notice the attraction I felt towards other girls until I learned that bisexuality was a thing

French, like all languages, is also a social construct.

Gender is a social construct, and if your friend wants a new gender and you won't help them socially construct it, you're a bad friend.

This is the third time now I've removed one of your comments for this kind of gatekeeping of other peoples identity. You're no longer welcome in blahaj zone communities

How does this not have any downvotes except mine

this is blahaj zone how did transphobia (which the mods then removed) end up with 38 upvotes and 0 downvotes