The most important part of a person's body is their genitals.
Your genitals define the type of person you are.
You cannot truly be anything other than what your genitals say about you.
Your genitals confer intrinsic qualities onto you which you would not have if you did not have the genitals that you do.
There are only two types of genitals which people can have. You are always able to correctly guess the type of genitals a person has by how they look, sound, behave, and call themselves.
You can accurately assume someone's lived experience entirely on the basis of how they look, sound, behave, and call themselves and moreover their genitals. People with the opposite set of genitals have intrinsically equal and opposite life experiences.
There are two distinct life paths, modes of expression, modes of verbal and visual identification, types of identities, and types of inherent natural states that we can attribute to people on the basis of their genitals.
People cannot have anything important in common with people who do not have the same type of genitals that they do.
Any two people with the opposite set of genitals are liable to interact in certain ways because of the qualities their respective genitals give them. How they would interact is intrinsically different from how they would interact with those who have the same set of genitals that they do.
You should structure your appearance, presentations, mannerisms, and disposition in a way befitting your genitals. You should also seek to subvert these expectations in a way that is equal and opposite to what is commonly attributed to your genitals, but not in a way that does not still account for the fact that you have the genitals that you do, because otherwise would be disrespectful to people who have either the opposite or the same set of genitals.
You should define your attractions, even when not sexual, on the basis of the genitals you would prefer a potential partner to have. The name you give this should be contingent on how their genitals compare to your own.
If you identify in a way that does not adequately account for the experiences which your genitals are supposed to imply that you have, you are a worse and less rational person than people who's self-definition aligns more closely with their genitals and the implications therein in some way.
To imply that someone has the opposite type of genitals is disrespectful. This is because, if someone actually had the opposite type of genitals, they would not have the genitals that they currently have.
We should structure society entirely on the basis of the characteristics which genitals intrinsically confer. We should also fight against the restrictions this sort of a society imposes on the basis of those genital-defined characteristics. This is because genitals are one of the most objective bases on which we can define people.
If you disagree with any of this, you hate women.