Some people are so marginalised they have to create the language that describes their oppression, but the real victim is me, who has to learn a new word every 6 months
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genes are organised into 23 paired structures called chromosomes – and one of those pairs differs between the sexes. Females have two X chromosomes, while men have one X and one Y chromosome.
Ah, so how do you know if someone is a man or a woman when you meet them? Do you do a DNA test on them and wait for the results? Have you taken a DNA test on yourself to confirm you are a man?
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If u can't tell the difference I can't help u on that bud bye bye
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My point is that you've never, ever seen someone's chromosomes, so they're really irrelevant to whether you treat someone as a man or a woman or whatever. Same for genitals. You should think about why you treat people as male or female, have a good day :)
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