I notice that the act of "wearing" pants and skirts is the same act but has different consciousness.

I thought that this difference in consciousness was related to "gender difference".

From around the 20th century, women began to wear pants, and there are also scenes where men wear skirts. It changes with the times, but the act of "haku" makes gender and genderless movements visible. It makes us imagine that the act of "hearing" itself is variable, fluid and flexible, and that we ourselves have similar qualities.

Therefore, I asked men and women to wear skirts and pants, and verbalized that feeling.

However, as a result of experiments, there was a big difference in sensation, touch and feel between men and women, and there was a "gender difference" that could not be filled. What women have, men don't, women don't, men have. The difference in sensation can be felt only because of its gender.

I think that discomfort can be read from this process called Sp-fluid.

* "Sp-fluid" here is a coined word that I coined and is a product of spread and fluid.