Sir Nedwood on Nostr: no, what I'm saying is in France for example, objects considered to have a masculine ...

no, what I'm saying is in France for example, objects considered to have a masculine character had the masculine article "le" before the noun, and feminine used "la".

The context you are talking about was not a thing and should never have been a thing. Males are masculine, females are feminine. Yes there are some males that behave more feminine, and some females that behave more masculine. But that doesn't change the gender.