@mericamuu "you said afab/amab are intersex terms" never did i add or say that YOU said "only", i was adding to the general conversation not your argument
@mericamuu you kept talking about gender and being assigned a gender at birth and now you're saying your point is being saying assigned is different for people who are not inter?? what are YOU saying omg
@mericamuu no, you said afab/amab are intersex terms and theyre not ONLY intersex. the terms came to be in the 2000's by online trans and intersex communities
@mericamuu babe i think you dont know what afab/amab means because you're not making sense. no one assigns you a GENDER when you're born, you're assigned a SEX based on your visible reproductive system. i am literally saying that in my reply genuinely are you being dense
@mericamuu i, for example, am an amab agender person, meaning i was assigned male at birth because i have masculine sexual organs but i identify as neither man nor woman. i wasn't assigned "man" (gender) at birth, i was assigned "male" (sex).
@mericamuu and that's were you're wrong. "male" and "female" are primarily used to define sex; not gender. amab/afab doesn't mean the gender you were assigned at birth but rather what sex, based on your sexual organs.