@KirstiMiller30 Sex can be complicated but it's actually quite simple. There are only two sexes - male and female. We've never discovered a third/fourth/fifth or spectrum of sex.
@TheRAP1966@surfjaseoz@angijones There is "LGB without the T" - LGB are the minority sexual orientations. T is a type of identity.
They're not the same. Not related. Nothing in common.
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@Miaoftheshire Sex is defined by the type of gamete produced, not whether gametes are present or functional.
Large gametes = female.
Small gametes = male.
No gametes = still male or female, just infertile.
Both gametes = not in humans.
Children don't produce gametes - they're not sexless.
@Miaoftheshire Sex characteristics are sex characteristics.
Sex itself is a reproductive strategy. Requires two functions, male and female. That's why sex is binary.