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>>4819873 It's
fine to use a term for "how you feel" -- you seem to be missing my main
point though, that if gender!=sex then why on earth are they called by
the same terms? If we wanted to keep male/female as terms that solely
referred to sex and use blue/pink or whatever to refer to gender, I
would be fine with it, because all the ambiguity would be removed.
But
certain people want to keep the ambiguity, because they like to think
that their lacy dress makes them female (sex), but when called on their
fallacy they can resort to saying they were referring to their gender,
which is non-falsifiable as only the person describing themselves can
comment on it.
>>4819897 >>4819888 I
like this idea. Someone's gender is usually much more relevant to
understanding them than their sex, but if you just tell me your friend
is a girl and don't clarify if this is a personal feeling of theirs, or a
statement about their chromosomes, I know very little about them.
"Pink/blue" or "butch/femme" come to mind, but I'd like to hear other suggestions. |