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Doesn't "birth sex" mean "biological sex" as opposed to the sex "assigned at birth"? As in "what you are born as" with the assumption that a newborn child is to

by Chris2048 9y ago

Doesn't "birth sex" mean "biological sex" as opposed to the sex "assigned at birth"? As in "what you are born as" with the assumption that a newborn child is totally unconditioned.

JimboOmega 9y ago
To say that implies that there's no biological basis for people who feel transgender. You're thinking of "chromosomal sex". There's all sorts of other things that can happen that lead to a mismatch between these things.
- Chris2048 9y ago
  What I'm suggesting, is that "birth sex" is a synonym for "chromosomal sex". I'm not sure how you conclude this point implies that "there's no biological basis for people who feel transgender".
  - Chris2048 9y ago
    I keep getting down-voted. Is there some kind of topic brigading going on?