Fe is iron. What does that mean for women then?

I just realized,

male: this word points to the woman counterpart, the gender name for them.

female: this word is the woman gender name.

Female is just
male + fe and what is fe? Right, iron.

And apparently in military terms, "WO" stands for "without".

A man without man parts is a wo-man.

...whoa, chill guys, I know we shouldn't be bogged down by gender and there are now several different kinds of genders and you don't have to NOT have man parts to be a woman.

But back in the day when the word came out, people just thought there were two different kinds of gender. Do you suppose they were aware of this fe thing?

Being a male-centered society in most parts of the world back in the day, the creature without man parts became a "wo-man" and because women have periods, blood has iron, iron is Fe, so "fe-male".

"It's just a guy with more iron problems."

I beg your pardon Mr. Back-in-the-Day!

Do you realize this? Maybe I'm pushing the "woman" one too far but fe is iron, guys. IRON!

I, run. IRON!

Coincidence? I'm not sure. Sounds too coincidency to be fake.

Do you suppose? Suppose do you think? Supposedly so you think so, too?

Fe is iron. Fe + male is a woman.

Hm, think about it.

See ya later, alligators!