Comment on Being Trans Isn't Normal or Part of Nature...or is it...?
surewhynotlem@lemmy.world 5 hours agoSo those who cannot reproduce and aren’t in either category are still human. And therefore in a third category.
Red, blue, none. Three categories.
Also, intersex can sometimes reproduce.
I never said that those who cannot reproduce are not human. Those who cannot reproduce are not a category of those who can. Those who can, in case of human sexual reproduction, have only two options.
“None” is not a colour. Thank you for proving my point.
Please provide source for that claim.
powerstruggle@sh.itjust.works 4 hours ago
People’s bodies are still organized around the production of either sperm or ova, even if they’re unable to reproduce due to a developmental issue. You can call that a third category if it’s useful to you, but that doesn’t form a third sex as understood by biologists.
Intersex is a confusing term, and doesn’t dispute the binary. People are still male or female, with en.wikipedia.org/…/Disorders_of_sex_development