Recent content by MntT77

Many do, but not necessarily all. I find that pictures are often helpful when trying to get your point across, so here's a picture of different levels of androgen insensitivity syndrome: Now, at which point do you draw the line at male and female genitalia? And this is just one intersex...

Again, this definition relies on all people being able to procreate.

That's a different debate, and perhaps it's best to leave that can of worms unopened for now, no? It's not a conscious thing. You generally read most people as either male or female pretty much straight away. I'm trying to re-adjust my line of thought so that I don't do that anymore, but it...

I'm not sure whether I'll buy DOA5 or not. I haven't played a DOA game since DOA2, but the main thing holding me back is that TTT2 is going to be out soon...

It's definitely French. Unfortunately, I'm not fluent in the language, and thus only have a rudimentary idea of what they're saying. :P

And what about people who, for whatever reason, are infertile? It was a bit ambiguous, sorry. What I mean is that I don't see body parts as being 'male' or 'female', so to speak. And it's not just genitals and chromosomes. In fact, in day to day life we judge people's sex on various other...

No. The same logic can be applied to almost all aspects of a person's personality/identity, really. If a part of who you are is seen as 'normal', you tend to just go along with it. But since there will be certain aspects that are 'unusual', or as not being 'the default', by necessity one has to...

My sex ed back in the day was terrible. :/ At any rate, I personally think that someone should have to get a license to have sex. To get that license, they have to be at least 14, and they have to prove that they understand the risks of sexual intercourse (STDs, pregnancy etc.) If they show an...

That relates to gender, not necessarily their sex. Binary gender is a similarly dangerous and outdated line of thought. For people who are happy with their gender they were assigned, they don't have to think on it all that much, and therefore it can be tempting to see it as being...

It could probably do with some polishing, but the key points are there. It's a common mistake tbf - I just wanted to let you know. :) Saying that someone was assigned/designated female/male at birth is mostly inoffensive. Saying that they're 'biologically' so implies hard-wiring to be a...

I do need to stop the occasional sarcastic lines that permeate a lot of my arguments, to be fair. There's no such thing as a human hermaphrodite - 'hermaphrodite' implies fully functioning male and female genitalia. I assume you mean 'intersex'.

You should refer to her as 'she', too. It's not easy if you're used to using male pronouns, but after a while you'd soon get used to it. :) (This, of course, is assuming that it's safe to do so)

It's not that long. :/ But tl;dr is that the idea of two biological sexes is extremely flawed, and causes unnecessary suffering.

In many societies throughout history, including most of the Western World today, ‘biological sex’ has been, and continues to be treated as a dichotomy – you’re either male or female, no questions asked. Simple enough, right? Except for the fact that it just doesn’t work that way. The...

To quote Pink Flamingos, "I am God!" In all seriousness, I don't believe in any gods for the precise reason that I've yet to see any reason to believe. That may change in the future...