Anonymous #1 2d

It’s simple. Was he born with a penis or vagina?

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Anonymous OP 2d

Interesting how you used the word “him” when describing this man. I personally don’t think about other people’s genitalia that much, but I would say he is much more fit to walk into the men’s restroom than the women’s. If I saw a dude like this enter the women’s restroom I would be creeped tf out

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Anonymous #1 2d

If I know he’s actually just a women who has a vagina who looks like a man and can’t physically assault me I would not care

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Anonymous OP 2d

Anyone can physically assault someone regardless of gender btw

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Anonymous #4 2d

If I dress up as a lion it doesn’t change my dna and bone structure to that of a lion. I hope this helps now leave me alone.

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Anonymous #4 2d

It’s less likely for a women to physically assault a man

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Anonymous OP 2d

Why do you keep using “he” if you are unsure if he has a vagina or not?

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Anonymous #1 2d

Because I already know y’all are tryna play the Gotcha game so I can only assume that’s a chick born with a vagina that took hella hormones to end up looking like a man.

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Anonymous OP 2d

So changing your species and gender are 2 completely different things. You’re the one that made this post btw so i hope that helps 😉

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Anonymous OP 2d

You don’t have to give a clear answer but I think we both know that this person clearly is a man.

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Anonymous #1 2d

The great thing about gender is that you don’t need to look inside of people’s pants to understand its expression

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Anonymous OP 2d

Doesn’t mean they can’t physically assault you tho

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Anonymous #6 2d

If it wasnt about that then why wouldn’t they just create one bathroom with no stalls for both men and women to use… because it’s about that

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Anonymous OP 2d

That actually further affirms what I was saying. Men does not inherently=penis and woman does not inherently=vagina. Gender neutral bathrooms were created to 1.) Accommodate families 2.) Accommodate disabilities 3.) To accommodate those who do not align with men or women or do not wish to use one of those particular bathrooms

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Anonymous #6 2d

What is a man without a penius and a lady without a vagina 💀

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Anonymous OP 2d

I don’t look down at my dick every day to know that I am a man. My identity comes from how I feel, and how I express myself.

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Anonymous OP 2d

Think about the typical gender roles associated WITH your gender outside of your genitalia. What is masculinity to you?

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Anonymous OP 2d

If we’re speaking biologically, then yes males and females typically have penises/vaginas, chromosomal differences, etc. But we’re talking about MEN and WOMEN restrooms. These are social gender roles NOT biological terms

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Anonymous #6 2d

Then maybe we should change the bathrooms rooms to males and females if that would make u feel better

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Anonymous #6 2d

People often intermingled the two terms together because they were always the same thing until recently

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Anonymous OP 2d

Male and female have been used in biological circles for centuries to refer to sex. Men and women is an informal way of referring to gender. Bathrooms are gendered not sexed because if we were to “sex” every single bathroom people who do not fit the rigid standard definition for male as a sex would have nowhere to go shit or piss. Further there would not be a way that is reliable and ethical to assess what sex somebody is. Which is why we use gender NOT sex.

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Anonymous OP 2d

Also, with the advancement of research and an understanding of humans as a complex biological and social being, these terms have been differentiated since I think around the 1950s when there was a lot of scientific innovation. Of course we do not intermingle these terms together because we have a better understanding of them. As science progresses, terminology progresses.

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Anonymous OP 2d

Here’s another way of looking at it. If I removed your genitalia, would you still refer to yourself as being a man? Would you still refer to yourself as being a male? Transgender people view themselves, socially as whatever they present as. Their biological condition does not align directly with the social factors. Which is why many transgender people alter their genitalia. My point here being that genitalia is not a sole factor in determining both gender and sex for you nor other people.

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Anonymous OP 2d

Yes, because *obviously* men are immune to sexual assaults.

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