> Also congrats to all the people with XX chromosomes who are infertile and are now men.
You’ll notice I didn’t define the female sex as the ability to get pregnant, nor that all of them can or want, just that it’s reserved to the female sex.
You guys always do the « reverse argument trick » where you try to put words in the mouth of your victim. It’s more obvious than you think it is.
> Pour one out for all the women who’ve had oophorectomies due to medical complications or women born with vaginal agenesis and androgen insensitivity syndrome.
If you want to think of all the exceptions you cannot ever say anything. I’ll stick to the 90+% of humanity.
The fact is, having ovaries is reserved to people of the female sex, which once again doesn’t mean all females (sex) have ovaries because of all you say. Ok, except for that one rare syndrome where men can sometimes develop ovaries, but again, we can’t possibly consider all the cases every time we speak if it means we can’t properly talk about the vast majority of the world population.
You’ll notice I didn’t define the female sex as the ability to get pregnant, nor that all of them can or want, just that it’s reserved to the female sex.
You guys always do the « reverse argument trick » where you try to put words in the mouth of your victim. It’s more obvious than you think it is.
> Pour one out for all the women who’ve had oophorectomies due to medical complications or women born with vaginal agenesis and androgen insensitivity syndrome.
If you want to think of all the exceptions you cannot ever say anything. I’ll stick to the 90+% of humanity.
The fact is, having ovaries is reserved to people of the female sex, which once again doesn’t mean all females (sex) have ovaries because of all you say. Ok, except for that one rare syndrome where men can sometimes develop ovaries, but again, we can’t possibly consider all the cases every time we speak if it means we can’t properly talk about the vast majority of the world population.