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"especially when considered with reference to social
and cultural differences rather than biological ones"

The word gender is sometimes used to refer to sex, but a more accurate use is that it refers to things like social and cultural attributes that are associated with males or females

Ok, but then would 'sex' be more accurate to describe the 2 genders that are biological? I believe it was Adam and Eve for a reason, but I am curious on your take on that question

Such a small percentage of the overall population, they fall into that category”statistically insignificant” area so yeah, IDGAS about their feelings

Meanwhile back in reality you were claiming transexuals were women. Did you ever date one to prove to us all you really believe that?
Cuz there's a word for guys who don't practice what they preach.
Do you know that word?

Yes there are very rare instances where a genetic female will have a mostly male body and the reverse, but this is not natural. It's caused by things like atrazine in the food and water causing opposite gender gene expression. Studies have been done and we know how it works.

Statistically there are more people who are intersex than there are red heads. I suppose you’re gonna call them unnatural too.

Uh no sorry. Your info is wrong.

The comparison usually cites Anne Fausto-Sterling’s 2000 paper (Blackless et al., “How Sexually Dimorphic Are We?”), which estimated that about 1.7% of births deviate from a “Platonic ideal” of male or female dimorphism at the chromosomal, gonadal, genital, or hormonal level. Media and advocacy groups often equate this to red hair prevalence.​
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The bulk of that 1.7% comes from conditions that most medical sources do not classify as intersex in the sense of sexual ambiguity or discordance:
Late-onset / non-classic congenital adrenal hyperplasia (LOCAH/NCCAH) alone accounts for about 1.5 percentage points. Affected people are typically unambiguously male or female at birth (matching chromosomes and phenotype); the condition mainly involves milder hormonal effects that often appear later.
Other major contributors include Klinefelter syndrome (XXY, typically male phenotype) and Turner syndrome (XO, typically female phenotype).
Fausto-Sterling’s own paper noted that the number who might receive “corrective” genital surgery is far lower (roughly 1–2 per 1,000). A 2002 peer-reviewed response by Leonard Sax in the Journal of Sex Research applied a stricter, clinically relevant definition—conditions in which chromosomal sex is inconsistent with phenotypic sex, or the phenotype is not classifiable as male or female—and arrived at about 0.018% (roughly 1 in 5,500). That is nearly 100 times lower than 1.7% and far below red-hair rates.​
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Other relevant figures
Babies born with genitalia ambiguous enough that a specialist is typically called: about 1 in 1,500 to 1 in 2,000 (~0.05–0.07%).
True ovotesticular DSD (“true hermaphroditism” with both ovarian and testicular tissue) is much rarer still (on the order of 1 in 20,000+).
Self-reported figures (e.g., New Zealand census) and some broad ICD-code studies produce intermediate numbers, but they still depend heavily on definition and do not support the “as common as redheads” framing under standard clinical criteria.

As someone who is a redhead, that is a false statement

Atrazine can cause effects that mimic DSD conditions, that doesn't mean all DSDs are caused by it

No, they are caused by the myriad of other chemicals in the cocktail of ground water and food preservatives. I just mention atrazine as its the most well known. They studied the process and its always caused by genetic defects or environmental contaminants.

So you're saying intersex people didn't exist at all before about 100 years ago?

They did but at much lower rates.

Evidence?

Livy and Pliny the Elder documenting hermaphrodites as rare omens or prodigies.

They were so rare that they were seen as signs from the Gods.

What if I told you... you're deflecting and not even using proper punctuation while doing it?

Nobody. But I'll tell you what, there are men transitioning into women. They think they can CHANGE their genders. The OP may not have elaborated enough as to what issue he was getting into, but I'm here to speak for him: One cannot change their gender, you either have XX chromosomes or you have XY chromosomes, some like you have extra chromosomes, but no amount of feelings can change what's in your DNA is what OP is getting at.

Yeah, gender and sex are the same f**king thing. Ever heard of the word "synonym?" Gender and sex are synonyms. You can change the dictionary definition to fit your extreme ideology all you want, it doesn't change the science.

Those who contend that transgender "women" are real women are implicitly saying that XX=XY.