@visegrad24 In the 21st century, it’s strange we still choose conflict over dialogue. I’m not speaking of one nation, but of us all. The problem isn’t our dreams — it’s our politics. If humanity valued peace more than power, our world would already be another place.
@JonButPersonal@technospiderssb@dewkissedherbas Idk, anyway that's a her choice. From full body erase tattoo that can be a really painful and complex for many years, i guess. We have only one life if she really wants it - it's full freedom for her
@SebastianPott10@judithmmoore2@nyaraVT You're mixing up categories. DSDs are biological, not about gender identity - but biology isn't as binary as your tweet suggests. There are cases where Müllerian and Wolffian pathways develop partially or simultaneously. It's not ideology, it's science.
@Leonard1383290@nyaraVT And now imagine that externally everything looks like a woman, but she has no uterus and no ovaries, and to your surprise, her karyotype is XY — here, take a look:
https://t.co/u7bmxbplGX
@Leonard1383290@nyaraVT So if a woman is born without ovaries and a uterus, does that mean she’s not a woman? There are cis women like that — it’s a congenital condition. I’m just curious about your opinion.
@Leonard1383290@nyaraVT That’s one of the reasons I recommended the book to you — because you mix everything together, thinking that if there’s sex or a certain karyotype, then the person must be a man or a woman, end of story. But the brain is much more complex than that. There can be variations.
@Leonard1383290@nyaraVT Biologically, no — but hormones can change a lot, as can surgeries if reconstruction is needed. You’re mixing up sex and gender, not seeing the difference. Hormones will significantly shift the biochemistry toward the desired sex.
@Leonard1383290@nyaraVT For example. A person with this condition — called Complete Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome (CAIS) — has a male karyotype (XY) but a completely female body. https://t.co/m7X3ijCBAn XY, but fully female sex. You knew it?