ual
             identity, therefore, feminism had closed the options down.
             Butler comments that feminists rejected the idea that biology is destiny,
             but then developed an account of patriarchal culture, which assumed that
             masculine, and feminine genders would inexorably be built, by culture, upon
             'male' and 'female' bodies, making the same fate just as inevitable. Her
             disagreement allows no room to argue that sex whether male or female are
             seen to cause gender i.e. masculine and feminine, which is seen to cause
             Desires' towards the other gender. Her theory sees this as a kind of
             variety. Her approach is partially related to various links, which believe
             that gender and desire are flexible, free-floating and not caused by other
             'There is no gender identity behind the expressions of gender; ... identity
             is performatively constituted by the very expressions that are said to be
             In other words butler simply believes that, gender is a performance and a
             presentation; it is what a person does at a particular time, instead of the
             universal question of who you are' Butlers book helped to shed a new light
             and a new image, at sex and gender. She always opposed the fixed masculine
             and feminine gender binary, in her book, she argues that gender should be
             seen as liquid and inconsistent; the way people behave at different times
             and in different situations, a behavior is invariable and does not remain
             The Desire Link
             In her book, Butler has also dealt with the problem of sex-gender-desire
             link. Her very Conservative theory states that our sex whether male or
             female leads to the production of our gender i.e. masculine or feminine,
             which causes our desire towards the opposite sex.
             According to the father of psychoanalysis Freud, there are certain
             identifications that are necessary in forming a gendered self an...