Some of them are chill, but a lot of them make me cringe

Don't mock neopronouns, they were created due to the lack of gender neutral pronouns in certain languages and are used to help language adapt. English-speakers using them simply resonate with them better.

i know right

Two towers

yes.

atp I just call everyone "them" because of all this stuff, most people who are part of the lgbt dont make it their personality and they dont take it this far, i agree

I know how the joke ends, an I'm proud of you

there are only two genders

i'd f**k both

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Based

false. it's called dna, ever heard of it?

Okay? There are 3 average structures a human body can have. Male, Female, and a very rare genetic mutation allows both. So MAX there should be 3 genders.

Also I know you ain't trying to correct others with that grammar 💀💀💀

mind not same as body.

Yah well your mind doesn't make genders. Genetic Deoxyribonucleic acid does.

deoxyribonucleic acid makes your mind and makes your gender but deoxyribonucleic acid is not predictable and can mutate to form other genders (and combinationss of the binary ones)

Not exactly, you say that DNA can mutate and form different genders. However, genetic mutations in DNA would carry on through offspring. Yet someone who identifies as a gender that isn't Male or Female has never had a child that identifies as a gender other than Male, or Female.

And also, DNA cannot change entire genders. You don't see a Male naturally become a Female do you? The only DNA changes may be small tweaks to increase survival probability in events like: Moving Climates, Different Sleep Schedules, and your Metabolism.

1. You cannot prove that first bit. 2. Ever seen the diagram? There are 4 potential outcomes every time humans reproduce- per gene. 3. SЄx (in the biological sense) and gender are different things. Similar, but if you look at the dictionary, they are defined differently. Thesaurus.com does not mark them as synonyms and sЄx is defined as a physical characteristic. Gender is defined as how somebody presents or identifies. 4. Gender is a role constructed by society. While people always contain an internal sense of gender, different societies have different gender roles and things like that. 5. Finally, a "male" does not become a "female", or the reverse, or any variation thereof. This is because of how DNA works. Gender identity is not a conscious choice. If it was, it never would have been created in the first place due to people feeling no need for it or connection to it. Also, DNA isn't simple. Gender has no binary, just the most common variations (think eyes- most people have brown or blue eyes, but some people have eyes that are green or other colors). For example, the genes that make you have a male BODY are, in fact, separate from the genes that make you have a male MIND (and all variations thereof). There are many gene combinations responsible. A certain set of gene combinations can cause you to feel female, another can cause you to feel male, and there are potentially hundreds of other potential combinations that could also fit that portion of deoxyribonucleic acid. Also, you can't correct me on my grammar when you can't capitalize yourself.

1: Yes, I can; once again, you can only be born as 1 of 3 genders: Male, Female, and Both with a genetic mutation.

2: Yes I have, and like I said, never has any person been born as a gender other than Male, Female, or both.

3: While it is true the Thesaurus.com does not show gender and sex as a synonym. It should also be note that the definition given to gender is "grammatical rules applying to nouns that connote sex." Which is kind of ironic.

4: What do you mean by a role? The term role as identified by once again thesaurus.com is "duty, or function." While it is true that Males are more physically fit than Females making them more optimal for certain jobs like Military Forces, Heavy Lifting, and other physically challenging jobs. That does not mean that gender itself is a role.

5: For the first 3 or 4 sentences, did you just admit that no matter what people say there can only be 3 genders because nobody can choose, you are just born with it? Okay so let me set you back on track. You just said that you can have a Male body, but a Female mind. That does not change the fact that there are 3 genders. Even if you were born as a man and identify as a Female. Fun fact; you still identify as one of the 3 genders that I am talking about.

Grammar Statement: Capitalizing the words in your comma list is a method used to emphasize the list, and make it more visible. Also, the reason I made fun of your grammar was because you just didn't give a shit about your first reply which honestly is fair on your part lmfao, but from what I have seen in your recent replies your grammar looks fine.

1. S€x and gender are still differentiated. Sure, you can be male, female, or intersex. Those are the potential s€x characteristics you can be born with. However, that does not mean that DNA limits things to a set number of genders (there is, theoretically, a maximum number of possible genders, but the total number of potential combinations of the genes responsible results in a number multiple orders of magnitude too big to say there is a realistic limit).

2. This has actually become a very funny miscommunication here. You are still using s€x and gender as if they are synonyms. In addition, you are still stating that s€x and gender are very similar on the ground that there is the same amount of diversity in s€x as in gender. However, things aren't quite so simple. There are 2 chromosomes that determine s€x, but the genes within them determine gender. There are many more gene combinations in the section of DNA that contains gender than there are possible combinations for what chromosomes you have.

3. As you stated, gender is "grammatical rules applying to nouns that connote s€x." This is true. However, you have misinterpreted what this means. You stated that it, "connote[s] s€x", what this means is what s€x someone is connoted to, or how they present.

4. I'll make this quick. Gender roles are roles assigned to certain genders. You actually gave me some pretty good examples of stereotypical gender roles. Men doing "physically challenging jobs". This is so classic that it's hard to imagine someone who hasn't heard of it.

5. That was simply an example. DNA is very complicated. I will send you a follow up when I have more time, as I need to go somewhere now.

Wait, you wanna know what I just realized? Neither of us give a f**k about each other's opinions. We're both just trying to argue because we want our opinion to be correct. Welp... I'm going to stop giving a f**k. Good day to you.

u stoopid

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