/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10253529
womanhood and manhood are social ideas.
female puberty and male puberty are biological processes. being feminine is generally considered a womanly thing in western culture. being feminine is not a phenomenon that comes from your body, it's not biological.

females are not born wearing pink and males are not born wearing blue. those are cultural social symbols of their gender.

>>10253411

>You can allow trans people to exist and still understand that a male homosapien is a male homosapien

never disagreed with this.

>Trannies account for 1% of the population. We don't need to redefine new terms just to appease their feelings.

you can do whatever you want, but being rude to minorities isn't really nice. it's also not redefinition if you understand the concept of gender. by calling a trans woman "she" you're not referring to them as a person who was born female. you're referring to her as a woman.

>People that do not are still in the right for using he/him pronouns for a natal male.

technically no this is wrong because you're going against the social script we have. you're referring to someone who is a woman as "he" because of your personal views about their sex. it's the same as calling a cis gendered man "her", you're missing out on a lot of social cues.

would you not refer to an adopted person's parents as their "parents" because it's not biological fact for that person? nobody is saying you can't do that, they're saying you shouldn't because it's a dick move.

>>10253444

drag has existed for a long time. gender and sex are different and always have been.