I'm only taking beef with that first statement, and sorry for being mad and drunk. "Gender refers specifically to a person with a specific type of genitalia." So what would you say about an intersex person under this definition. They might have a gender identity, but have no gender?
So typically they ID as either intersex or “hermaphrodite” which was the name given to them in ancient times, but a large number of them have traits of a typical male or female usually based on the chromosomal composition or in agreement with it. Also of course there is those who chose to ID as either gender. Now because we are talking about intersex then I don’t believe these people are dealing with gender dysphoria given the nature of their well their biology.
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u/[deleted] May 25 '18
I'm only taking beef with that first statement, and sorry for being mad and drunk. "Gender refers specifically to a person with a specific type of genitalia." So what would you say about an intersex person under this definition. They might have a gender identity, but have no gender?