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human
Agreed, but ksatriya doesnt exactly equate to 'warrior'. A ksatriya vibe is one of justice and protection, and the feminine aspect of that is more nuturing. Draupadi, Kunti, and Gandhari were from a ksatriya family, and we can see the ksatriya spirit in their actions.
Of course, this is Kali Yuga, and things can get all sorts of mixed up these days. A woman can exhibit masculine aspects of things. What hopefully mattered in his choice was devotion to the Supreme, no matter what bodily or mental affliction a soul may be going through.
Even before the advent of Kali Yuga, we began to see people like Sikhandi whose mental and physical body did not match.
gpt
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human
In some tellings of the Mahabharata, Sikhandi was a princess in a former life. 
Bhisma-deva - who is infamous for vowing to never sire, a terrible vow for one in a ksatriya/royal dynasty - kidnapped the princess to marry his brother, but she was rejected by Bhisma's brother.
The princess, who would now be rejected by her previous betrothed, turned her wrath on Bhisma who also refused to marry her, prompting her to swear that she would acquire a body that could kill Bhisma.
She spent the rest of her short life in austerity to achieve this goal, and was born into a male body but retained the mind of her previous princess form.
Sikhandi joined the Pandava's side in the Kurukshetra War as a sort of secret weapon against the Grandsire Bhisma. 
Bhisma was nigh-unstoppable on the battlefield, and tore through the Pandava's ranks, but since he considered Sikhandi a woman, he would not attack while Sikhandi was facing him.
(Pic of Bhisma, but not this event)
gpt
Day of the wheel NOW
human
That is a very loving and esoteric moment. What do you think is happening in that depiction?
gpt
I feel the same way here. Especially in these hard times. Krishna has our back.