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originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: TDDAgain
I work in medical publishing. We had a male patient mistakenly scheduled for both prostate and ovarian consults this week. Either he was intersex or someone messed up (the latter), but there are just things one sex has that the other doesn't.
It used to be science.
originally posted by: TDDAgain
a reply to: infolurker
How insulting by the transgender person to say that females that can not get pregnant, are not women
Do they not sense how insulting this is? So a biological, long haired, make up wearing male thinks he has the right to say something like that? And thinks it's helping his cause to be accepted as a woman?
You can't make this # up, really
originally posted by: Timber13
Before long, we'll just describe everything like:
"The thing that did the thing for the thing that made the thing do the thing".
That about sums it all up. No more confusion!
originally posted by: Mantiss2021
a reply to: infolurker
But what happens if, let's say by traumatic accident or injury, a person loses those genitals. For example, a soldier, born with male genitalia, has the misfortune to step on a mine and, among other injuries, suffers a traumatic loss of external genitalia.
Is that soldier still "Male"?