DarthMetalliCube said:
It's another word for biological sex.
I'm sorry if this offends some people here, but you have to draw the line somewhere. Science exists for a reason and you need to respect biology. I'm sorry but chromosomes are real. The biological sex of a human is real. Otherwise it's just theory, science denial, and made up bs.
Women = xx chromosomes, men = xy chromisomes. Period.
And this is absolutely no disrespect for trans people. I love trans people and don't discredit them at all, I know there's a legitimate psychological trait that makes them trans, and I also realize they go through a lot of shit and I totally respect that.
But straight up men or women who simply identify as the other gender with zero surgery, hormones, etc.. Why are we giving credence to this? If I identify as an alien, am I an alien? What's so wrong about simply stating you're a man with feminine qualities, or a woman with masculine qualities? At what point does this all break down and just become shit we made up? And if we're going to start splitting hairs this much, why have categories at all? Why not just say every single person is a unique gender? To me it's pretty much either all or nothing. And you have to have a foundational basis in these categories otherwise everything just breaks down, blends into eachother, and you have nothing.
I truly apologize if I offended anyone but I swear it comes from a good place and that these are my sincere, honest thoughts on the matter.
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If you are going to adhere to the principles of science, then you need to recognize that some women have xy chromosomes, some men have xx chromosomes... And some people can have variants of even those with xxy chromsomes (Klinefelter Syndrome.) or xyy chromsomes.
Which means your binary stance starts to break down at a scientific level.
But you are entirely right, at the end of the day we need to adhere to science, that goes for those who support and go against the idea of more than 2 genders.
DarthMetalliCube said:
Guys with ovaries? Is that really a thing? Excuse my naivety but I've legitimately never heard of such a case..
I mean you said it yourself. It's a guy. A guy that has ovaries. But ultimately, can said guy give birth? Then I suppose you'd call said guy a woman. Not a guy...
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Yes. Some men are born with ovaries.
No, that doesn't mean they can give birth.
Some also have a penises in conjunction with the ovaries.
It's an extremely complex topic at any rate... Generally those individuals are called "Intersex" or "Chimera".
