You didn't want a discussion though, did you? You already feel that you know what the answer is, so all you'll contribute is telling people that any other number they give is wrong.
You say you're "waiting" for discussion to start, but as the topic starter it was on you to begin it. |
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Morning O.P.
Gender has great fluidity and differs from culture to culture and over time.
Given your answer of 2 I suspect you are using the words gender and sex interchangeably. They are different.
If you mean sex, I'll go with two.
If you meant gender i'd say think again and then again and again. |
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Gender is a social construct and therefore will change as society changes. I was born and raised in a society that saw gender as a binary concept of male and female. Logically this makes sense to me and i have not seen enough evidence to change my point of view. However i am a reasonable man and I acknowledge that society today recognises, accepts and embraces diversity and I am fine with that. But as I acknowledge your point of view I only ask you to acknowledge mine witnout rancour.  |
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"Morning O.P.
Gender has great fluidity and differs from culture to culture and over time.
Given your answer of 2I suspect you are using the words gender and sex interchangeably. They are different.
If you mean sex, I'll go with two.
If you meant gender i'd say think again and then again and again. "
21 huh?  |
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"OP, a straight guy with his only veri from a bi guy, making statements about genders…  "
Tbf sexual orientation and gender have nothing to do with each other. Some of the most narrow minded people I’ve ever met have been gay btw. |
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"Morning O.P.
Gender has great fluidity and differs from culture to culture and over time.
Given your answer of 2I suspect you are using the words gender and sex interchangeably. They are different.
If you mean sex, I'll go with two.
If you meant gender i'd say think again and then again and again.
21 huh? "
Mind the gap Phooey !  |
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By (user no longer on site) 11 weeks ago
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"Morning O.P.
Gender has great fluidity and differs from culture to culture and over time.
Given your answer of 2I suspect you are using the words gender and sex interchangeably. They are different.
If you mean sex, I'll go with two.
If you meant gender i'd say think again and then again and again.
21 huh?
Mind the gap Phooey ! "
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The UK does not legally recognize non-binary genders, and there is no legislation that recognizes a non-gendered category of people, there is only male and female as far as documents such as passports are concerned.
However, in real life, there are real exceptions. Hermaphrodites, intersex, XY chromosomes in female presenting bodies are all genetic proof that it's not that cut and dry. |
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By *ty31Man 11 weeks ago
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Personally I see it as being two absolute (male and female) with trans in the middle as a sliding scale/spectrum.
I appreciate that may not be how many others view it but it's just my opinion and the simplest way (imho).
As stated above it's not always cut and dry- see the olympic boxer Imane Khalif as proof. |
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