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All of us have exactly two biological parents of opposite gender.
All of us have exactly two biological parents of opposite gender.
At some point, insisting on demonstrably false statements becomes lying.
It makes no sense that a person who cannot count past two would complete sufficient math to become a programmer,
So do you think there are three genders or does everyone have their own gender? Black and white or many shades of gray?
Medical investigators recognize the concept of the intersexual body. But medicine uses the term "intersex" as a catch-all for three major subgroups with some mixture of male and female characteristics: the so-called true hermaphrodites, whom I call herms, who possess one testis and one ovary (the sperm- and egg- producing vessels, or gonads); male pseudo-hermaphrodites ("merms"), who have testes and some aspects of female genitalia but no ovaries; and female pseudo-hermaphrodites ("ferms"), who have ovaries and some aspects of the male genitalia but lack testes.
In contrast with true hermaphrodites, pseudo-hermaphrodites possess two gonads of the same kind along with the usual male (XY) or female (XX) chromosomal makeup. But their external genitalia and secondary sex characteristics do not match their chromosomes. Thus, merms have testes and XY chromosomes, yet they also have a vagina and a clitoris, and at puberty they often develop breasts. They do not menstruate, however. Ferms have ovaries, XX chromosomes and sometimes a uterus, but they also have at least partly masculine external genitalia.
In Europe, a pattern emerged by the end of the Middle Ages that, in a sense, has lasted to the present day: hermaphrodites were compelled to choose an established gender role and stick with it... Society mandates the control of intersexual bodies because they blur and bridge the great divide; they challenge traditional beliefs about sexual difference. Hermaphrodites have unruly bodies. They do not fall into a binary classification: only a surgical shoehorn can put them there."
What beneficent pro-survival human evolutionary purpose do random, infertile (and thus non-inheritable esp. in the "wild" and usually even with scientific assistance) genetic disorders serve?
Gender is a grammatical or social construct (masculine "he", feminine "she", or neuter "it"), although intersex pronouns do also exist, e.g. (s)he, s/he, etc. Biological sex (male, female, non-binary) is a fact of nature, subject to the enormous diversity of life, and intersex persons can have children:
All land animals, including humans, are related to fish via amphibians. In many fish/amphibian species, natural sex change serves evolutionary purposes. Human history is comparatively brief, around 200k years. Humans have a vestigial tail, and other vestigial attributes (e.g. separate fibula and tibia). You can say vestigial attributes don't necessarily serve any obvious purpose right now, but nature tends to conserve features that proved useful in the past, and can bring them back when needed. Mutations are not entirely random: previously successful variations tend to recur more often than pure chance would suggest.
Fuck that... They are being fucking leftist fascists, nazi leftist mother fuckers.
Everything else is just mental illness.
In the recent past, common usage was for only humans to be referred to as "he" or "she", and all other animals called "it," regardless of sex. The word "it" is not a catchall for hermaphrodites or other people whose sexuality failed to completely form.
There is definitely something wrong with people who deny the existence of obvious facts
The neutral word "one" can refer to anyone or anything, of any sex.
There is definitely something wrong with people who deny the existence of obvious facts including anatomical variation and plain language. For example, the English language has had at least three genders for hundreds of years. Insisting on only two, and repeating that like a prayer, seems probably a manifestation of cognitive dissonance, but it could be mental illness.
Boys are boys, and girls are girls, and the differences are overwhelming, unmistakable, and immutable. This is reality. All of us have exactly two biological parents of opposite gender.