Oh, the irony...

in my opinion

That is not an opinion. That is a fact. 2 genders; no more, no less.

You thas not just a fact it's common sence

Right, mb.

auso sorry for my bad english

*ahem* two SEXES.

Wrong. Sex and gender are the same thing.

then why are there two words for it?

Tissue vs Kleenex
Pancake vs Flapjack
Band aid vs Bandage
American Indian vs Native American
Happy vs joyful
Fast vs quick
People like to have multiple different ways to say the same thing. Also, not sure, but weren't both words in circulation before the transgender movement was a thing.

Who whod win
Fictional genders
Or a bathroom sign

Bathroom sign. Also, to expand on MeLikeStories' point,
Doobie vs. Mary Jane
Book vs. Novel
Mexican vs. Latin American
Chive vs. Green Onion
Gun vs. Firearm
Fire vs. Flame
Soda vs. Pop
Toilet Paper vs. Toilet Tissue
Having two different words meaning the same thing is called a synonym, which we all learned about around first grade; but apparently some people are stuck in preschool reading levels.

looks like my little joke was trown in the whong place

Not all books are novels
Green onions are bigger than chives
Soda is used in some parts of the world while pop is used in others. Same for toilet paper and toilet tissue

The point is, all those words are synonyms, idiot.

Band aid is a brand name that people use in lieu of bandages. Same thing for tissue vs kleenex

One is for people uncomfortable with saying the word "sex," and the other is for doctors asking if you have a dick and testicles or a pussy.

omly

Don't get stuck on numbers, the 74 will grow as more and more leftists figure out that they do not fit in even with the societal reject crowds and invent yet another "gender." They could save time by just standing on a street corner and screaming "look at me, look at me." I know we walk by them and pretend we do not see them but that only depresses them more.

And auso scientist thint confirm the existence of aliens

Okay, so I've been waiting ever since my 8 hour comment ban to cover this.

Sex is what you have in you pants, gender is how you identify and how society perceives you.

Why should what's in your pants have anything to do with your role in society?

You know what, why should gender identity have anything to do with your role in society either?

Okay back to the original subject: Gender identity is different than sex, it's that simple.

Then why are people using their "gender identity" to get into spaces that are separate because of the inherent differences in physicality between the sexes, most notably sports