What do you think it means to be a man or a woman, socially?

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Being from one of the most equal countries in the world, I don't see many differences. I honestly believe women and men can do the same things equally good, sure there might some some physical aspects that makes it harder for a woman to run a mile faster than a man, etc.

The general conception I believe is that men should take the lead in the bedroom, but I don't think many men would complain if a woman took the leading role. Not in a western country at least.

I'm bisexual so both genders are fine to me. However, I'm attracted to a certain personality. I like independent and dominant personalities, which is most commonly found in men and I believe that is a society thing. Women are thought early to be pretty and groom themselves, while men are thought to explore, play and be curious. Although I see a shift here as well, men are starting to groom themselves a lot more.

What do you think it means to be a man or a woman, socially?
Dealing with the social norms expected of a person of that gender.

>How does it feel to imagine being the other?
About the same as trying to imagine being anyone I'm not.

>What do you think makes you attracted to one gender and not the other?
Whatever number on the Kinsey scale my brain's hardwired to.

>What traits does one have that the other doesn't?
Whatever traits that are developed as a result of growing up under that sort of identity.