@therabbithole I mean, it rivals the Republicans having higher rates of school dropouts so I think I'll take unmarried women over people who didn't finish high school
@BL00DST4IN5 @itsSamCollins Male bodies also have muscle. So while its not going to feel the same, the body's going to react to the progesterone (that many trans women take. Its involved in periods) and lower T levels. Are they going to experience uterine cramps and bleeding? No. But those dont make periods
@BL00DST4IN5 @itsSamCollins The uterus and ovaries a) arent the only organs that produce those hormones, and b) aren't the only areas affected by those hormones. That's often why you'll feel it elsewhere in your body. Remember, your body has a lot of muscle and muscles cramp, causing period pain 1/2
@jemimajones68@No7Sammy That only accounts for chromosomal intersex. In this situation, physically intersex people would count as well which would boost it to the previous statistic of 1.7
@jemimajones68@No7Sammy Lastly, gender as we currently experience it is already a performance. Have you ever heard "that's for girls" told to young boys? Or that a man must never cry? That is all performance to cater to what's "acceptable" and is not inherent to being male or female.
@jemimajones68@No7Sammy And largely, all looks are superficial. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. One's appearance largely does not matter and is not inherently determined by sex (women can grow facial hair, have masculine attributes, and can be mistaken for men).
@SuzCryM@Justlittle39569 I mean I was differentiating because I was talking about trans women but they are women so I like your attitude. Both will be referred to as women now since I shouldn't have to specify a relatedness to the trans experience
@Justlittle39569@SuzCryM So your chromosomes should matter to me when I'm in a hospital being treated for an entirely different thing and having zero involvement with you?