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The distinction is supposed to be that "biological facts" no longer include gender. Gender is now fluid psychological term, not a biological one. In other wo
by QualityReboot 7y ago
The distinction is supposed to be that "biological facts" no longer include gender. Gender is now fluid psychological term, not a biological one. In other words, you said "advantages of a man" instead of "advantages of a genetic male", which is now wrong.
But apparently I'm incorrect in thinking that you're not supposed to discuss "trans women" as a group, which is still confusing to me.
- bufferoverflow 7y agoSure, gender is different from sex. The point stands. There are major biological differences between females and trans women. And there's nothing wrong with that. It's just a part of life. Pretending everyone is equal is just lying to yourself. But of course, people should be treated equally (in most cases).
- QualityReboot 7y agoTrue, but you're not supposed to say trans women have biological traits of men, because trans men are also a thing, and they're still "men". So really, trans women have biological traits of genetic males, which is fine.