She. She's a she.
You cant focus on science and genetics...you have to focus on FEELINGS.What does science say?
I didn't say that, I said DNA does.
You posted the point;
what people feel like doesn't change their biological designation.
What does science say?
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Maybe some people will start to rethink their preconceived notions about "transgender" after seeing this?
Biologically? She's a male. I don't think anyone is asking you to accept that she's biologically different than what she was born as. But she is transgender, and identifies as a female. With that in mind, wouldn't it be the decent thing to show respect to that, and address them as the gender that they choose to identify as? I think that's just common courtesy, but some people (not saying it's you) get a kick out of being assholes, and don't respect any of that. I think that's going out of your way to be rude and insensitive, and I don't like it.
It very much matters in the field of athletics.
That wasn't the point, what people feel like doesn't change their biological designation.
What's to rethink, DNA is DNA
What does science say?
Interesting question.
Isn't science responsible for just about everything that makes it possible to transition?
The simplest thing DNA can tell you is whether someone is male or female. It doesn't matter what hormones you take or surgeries you subject yourself to you're still male or female.
Yes, and science says they are ____________?
I would assume science would "say" they're transgender, but I don't know.
What do you think science would "say"?
Plus, why does that matter so much? Or at all really?
What about those that are XXY? They have 2 XX that should make them female but also have a Y chromosomes. Or how about hermaphrodites, or people that have both sexes organs? No, its not that simple
I would say it comes down to chromosome/DNA.
They are scientifically a male.
If I personally met him I would afford him the common courtesy of referring to him as her out of deference to her desires.
I would say it comes down to chromosome/DNA.
They are scientifically a male.
If I personally met him I would afford him the common courtesy of referring to him as her out of deference to her desires.
What about mentally, spiritually, emotionally, and in general every single specific thing that makes a person something other than just a physical being?
Why doesn't that count for more than just which set of genitalia a person is born with?
Victoria's Secret reportedly hires first transgender model - INSIDER
Maybe some people will start to rethink their preconceived notions about "transgender" after seeing this?
She. She's a she.
Ummm...
Try and keep up with your failed arguments. You are just embarrassing yourself at this point.
I would say it comes down to chromosome/DNA.
They are scientifically a male.
If I personally met him I would afford him the common courtesy of referring to him as her out of deference to her desires.
Science disagrees.
If I self identify as a Chihuahua does that change my DNA?