a woman is someone born with (xx) chromosomes. a person who menstruates, and has the anatomy to give birth. i’m not sure what else you’re looking for?

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Anonymous #3 28w

like anyone born biologically a man can never turn into a woman and do all those things…

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what’s your definition?

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exactly that’s your “belief” of what a woman is. but an actual fact/ definition is different than a belief

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can you explain more about how my definition does not include or exclude what it is attempting to define?

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Anonymous #3 28w

Great, so you’re saying that men born with XX Male Syndrome (de la Chapelle Syndrome) are women. That’s a contradiction. the Karyotype is 46,XX (no Y chromosome), but with SRY gene present. Meaning they have male genitalia, but a set of XX chromosomes.

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Anonymous #3 28w

Maybe you’re talking about Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia (CAH) in XX Individuals which causes men to have XX chromosomes. These people typically have a uterus but masculinized genitalia.

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i’m talking about the everyday non medically diagnosed problems. you guys are digging way too deep into this. male or female you can not change how you are born no matter how hard you try

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Anonymous #3 28w

Your definition of woman needs to be applicable to everyone. Terms like this are prescriptive not descriptive. You can’t pretend people just don’t exist when it isn’t convenient. If someone is born with XX chromosomes but exhibits male genitalia, grows facial hair, and has higher levels of testosterone, are they a man or woman?

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Anonymous OP 28w

Sorry descriptive, not prescriptive. Misspoke

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Anonymous #3 28w

If a rule has so many exceptions, it shouldn’t be a rule.

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