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'''Sex''' is the attribute of being either [[male]] or [[female]], categories which reflect biological reproductive function (see also [[Gender]]).
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Sex refers to the male and female, or female and female, or male and male, or male and female and female, or male, male and female, or female and male and male and female and female, or male and female and horse, or male and bedpost, or male and hand, or female and finger,or male and female and horse and finger and donkey and cat and bedpost and dog, or female and female and cup or female and male and fist and female and male and male and foot or female and gear stick or man and girl and camera guy or your hand or madonna and anything etc. interaction which can result in stained bedsheets, broken kitchen tables and/or windows, unusual auto interior odours, webcam content, or the creation of a creature known as the baby. Sex is a give and take action that allows an intense pleasure to fill the body, in most cases the woman usually is the giver while the man is the taker. It has been proven that women enjoy giving pleasure more than anything in the world and will do so with out anything in return. The primary purpose of sexual intercourse is to excite annoy the hell out of the people in the apartment below yours and make them jealous. Sex was invented by the Greeks, although it was the Italians who introduced it to women. In most cases, people have sex for pleasure, though it is occasionally done for other purposes, such as convincing the tollbooth operator to let you slide with 20 cents instead of 25.  
The female sex is defined as the one which produces the larger [[gamete]] (the egg) and which typically bears the offspring. In contrast, the male sex has a smaller gamete (sperm) and rarely bears offspring.
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In some animals, sex may be assigned to specific structures rather than the entire organism. Earthworms, for example, are normally [[hermaphrodites]].
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==Norms of social conduct==
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{{main|Gender roles}}
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"Sex" defines what is biologically present, whereas "gender" defines what society expects of persons of different sexes. The distinction is important in law, as it tends to forbid discrimination on the basis of either, e.g. effeminate men cannot be fired for not acting according to their "gender". In other areas the distinction is primarily important for more abstracted social and legal arguments, rather than everyday use.
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==See also==
 
==See also==

Revision as of 19:37, April 26, 2009

Sex refers to the male and female, or female and female, or male and male, or male and female and female, or male, male and female, or female and male and male and female and female, or male and female and horse, or male and bedpost, or male and hand, or female and finger,or male and female and horse and finger and donkey and cat and bedpost and dog, or female and female and cup or female and male and fist and female and male and male and foot or female and gear stick or man and girl and camera guy or your hand or madonna and anything etc. interaction which can result in stained bedsheets, broken kitchen tables and/or windows, unusual auto interior odours, webcam content, or the creation of a creature known as the baby. Sex is a give and take action that allows an intense pleasure to fill the body, in most cases the woman usually is the giver while the man is the taker. It has been proven that women enjoy giving pleasure more than anything in the world and will do so with out anything in return. The primary purpose of sexual intercourse is to excite annoy the hell out of the people in the apartment below yours and make them jealous. Sex was invented by the Greeks, although it was the Italians who introduced it to women. In most cases, people have sex for pleasure, though it is occasionally done for other purposes, such as convincing the tollbooth operator to let you slide with 20 cents instead of 25.

See also

  • Grammar for a discussion of grammatical gender