Difference between revisions of "Gender confusion"

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The '''belief''' that there are only two genders – male and female, based on one's biological sex – is ''not factual''. Gender is a social construct; it doesn't exist in objective reality. Just because the Bible said otherwise doesn't mean it's true, especially since the Bible is bound to be very outdated because of it being extremely old. '''Get your head out your butt and learn your stuff from science, not religion.'''
 
The '''belief''' that there are only two genders – male and female, based on one's biological sex – is ''not factual''. Gender is a social construct; it doesn't exist in objective reality. Just because the Bible said otherwise doesn't mean it's true, especially since the Bible is bound to be very outdated because of it being extremely old. '''Get your head out your butt and learn your stuff from science, not religion.'''
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The belief that a person's gender can be [[anthropogenic]]ally altered by [[surgery]] and [[hormone]] treatment is not merely [[pseudoscientific]]. Again, gender is a social construct.
 
  
  

Revision as of 22:00, September 17, 2021

Gender confusion or gender dysphoria is the problematic state of not realizing or finding it difficult to accept what gender a person is. People who say "It is common among people who choose to not adhere to traditional gender roles, such as homosexuals, transsexuals, transvestites and cross-dressers" are wrong; not all of people like gay people and cross-dressers experience gender confusion. Additionally, gender confusion isn't even common.

The belief that there are only two genders – male and female, based on one's biological sex – is not factual. Gender is a social construct; it doesn't exist in objective reality. Just because the Bible said otherwise doesn't mean it's true, especially since the Bible is bound to be very outdated because of it being extremely old. Get your head out your butt and learn your stuff from science, not religion.


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