No offense to anyone who might be in that group.

If you call a tail a leg, how many legs does a dog have? Only four -- calling a tail a leg doesn't make it a leg. Calling a man a woman does not make HIM a woman.

Yeah, but calling an androgyne either male or female doesn't make them fit those either. Nature doesn't dance to human arrogance.

<Sigh> I keep telling people that yes, there are genetic abnormalities and other problems that fall into a gender-ambiguous category. But those are 1-in-2,000 at most. There is a term for referring to a genetically normal man as a woman: lying.

When you add up the genetic, epigenetic, and "cosmetic" things that lead to abnormalities, it's closer to 1:500. That's enough people that one should probably view it as a personal issue that the public should be educated about, but not worrying over. If someone being different triggers people, they should take the same advice they give others and build a bridge.

I'm not going to argue statistics, and I don't worry about people in denial. I'll say this, and no more. If you are genetically a man and want to appear in public as a woman, then you should commit to doing it well enough so that people can't tell the difference, and don't advertise it. If you are in Texas trying to enter the ladies room wearing a dress and sporting 3-day shadow, don't be surprised if angry fathers and husbands punch you out. I'm done.

Cool, but don't try to rationalize social issues using scientific misinformation. Nature doesn't care what you think. It just is what it is.

It's supposed to be the Leader board. I was trying to make a joke here, but I don't think I excecuted it very well.

It might be funny if I could read it.

Yeah, once I submitted it, it got REEALLY blurry, so I'll try again later.

Hey Raydog! I created a readable version. imgflip.com/i/1eep7n

i cant read it