>  GP> The only objective fact in determining a person's rightful
 >  GP> sex is the XY chromie that is in EVERY cell of your body.

 > Apparently there *is* a condition that gives incumbent males an  
 > extra Y chromosone for XYY, Jacob's Syndrome.  There is also a  
 > situation where males can have XXY, Klinefelter syndrome.  But  
 > they are anything but normal.

Right, what's the incidence rate?  Enough to, apparently, flip all of socierty
on its ear & intreoduce "assigned male at birth" & "assigned female at birth"
asds the key options in sex/gender identification.

I was not assigned male at birth. I was born a male & here I am, still one!

Okay, God assigned me male, but are we going to take Him on?. Ive read what
happens when we do -- not healthy!

AFB makes sense in a cae where they had one of the above rare syndromes, & the
parents & doctor made a decision to do some surgery to make the genital records
clearly one way or the other.

Anyway, why does the DMV need to know what genitalia I have?

& why the tax agents?

You want to know if I'm male or female, here *unzip* take a picture, it'll last
longer!

& stop your bloody gossiping! Nobody needs to refer to me in the third person.
. . If you do, use mt full name, to avoid errors. . .

Not that anyone usdes the third person pronouns correctly anyway (they refer to
the most antecedent noun, not 3 nouns back, & not without a context to determne
who "he" refers to, being as "he' might be callijng himself "she" or "they")

Ludicrous.

I refuse to play.  I'm naturally a respectful/polite/kind person, but my
menmory really does suck.

I generally use breasts &/or beards to choose a title (Mr. or Ms.); if Im
'wrong' pleae opi.tely 'correct' me & tell me the one I should've used & I'll
apoligize & try to remnember.

&,, no, a sculpted 2mm deep 'pattern' on your chin is not a real beard -- it's
cosmetic artwork.  It could be drawn on herself by a breasted & vaginated
woman, & then I'm really confused.






 >  GP> I don't cware what people call themselves, or if they play
 >  GP> dressup with clothes or surgety to be a different sex, in
 >  GP> appearance; I'll call you he or she,. whatebver you
 >  GP> prefer, but I'm well-read in my native language & I refuse
 >  GP> to use a plural pronoun to refer to a singular human.

 >  GP> I'll simply avoid using pronouns & only use his/her/its name!

 >  GP> When in a modern group's meeting & asked my preferred
 >  GP> pronouns, I say, "just 'you'; I'd rather you talk TO me,
 >  GP> not ABOUT me!"

 > I agree.  "You" and/or their name seems to be all that is  
 > required.


 > --
 >   ../|ug

 > --- OpenXP 5.0.50

Your friend,

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Cyberpope, Bishop of ROM
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