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    Quote Originally Posted by oneSLOWex View Post
    So if some man decides he wants to be a woman....all of his DNA and everything internally and externally are then changed to that of a woman?
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    Its not about DNA, its a state of mind. There is no link between DNA and what people perceive as gender. It has nothing to do with physiology/biology, it has everything to do with psychology, sociology, etc.

    For example, Black people and White people are pretty much the same. Asians too. As far as DNA goes they are 99.999999999% identical. I might have more in common genetically with a Black or an Asian than I do with another White person. But look how different the cultures are... its all just social construction.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Total_Blender View Post
    Its not about DNA, its a state of mind. There is no link between DNA and what people perceive as gender. It has nothing to do with physiology/biology, it has everything to do with psychology, sociology, etc.

    For example, Black people and White people are pretty much the same. Asians too. As far as DNA goes they are 99.999999999% identical. I might have more in common genetically with a Black or an Asian than I do with another White person. But look how different the cultures are... its all just social construction.
    Gender has EVERYTHING to do with your body and theyparts you have....it has nothing at all to do with anything else. The parts you have are what make you a male or female (sometimes both) but you cant change that by surgery or simply thinking you are something else.

    How would social construction change body parts? That makes no sense whatsoever.

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    Quote Originally Posted by oneSLOWex View Post
    How would social construction change body parts? That makes no sense whatsoever.
    Why do people who lose limbs have phantom pains and feelings in their missing limbs? Its not about the physical body, its about how the mind perceives the physical body.

    Is there a chromosome for bigotry, or did you just wake up and decide to be a bigot one day?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Total_Blender View Post
    Why do people who lose limbs have phantom pains and feelings in their missing limbs? Its not about the physical body, its about how the mind perceives the physical body.

    Is there a chromosome for bigotry, or did you just wake up and decide to be a bigot one day?
    Thats beyond me LOL I have no idea. If they were born with male parts they are a male or if they were born with female parts they are female I know that much.

    My beliefs are my beliefs. You can believe that someone can think about being another gender so hard that something happens and changes their body all you want. Thats your opinion.

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    Quote Originally Posted by oneSLOWex View Post
    My beliefs are my beliefs. You can believe that someone can think about being another gender so hard that something happens and changes their body all you want. Thats your opinion.
    Their body doesn't change genetically/biologically. What changes is their legal status and the social and cultural recognition of their gender. You accept them as what they say they are regardless of parts they may or may not have.

    Here's a question for you, what makes you a man... is it just biology, or is it not also culture? What would you say if you went and had a blood test and they told you have 2 X chromosomes (female) instead of XY (male). Would you still think of yourself as a man, or would you start dressing and acting like a woman?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Total_Blender View Post
    Their body doesn't change genetically/biologically. What changes is their legal status and the social and cultural recognition of their gender. You accept them as what they say they are regardless of parts they may or may not have.

    Here's a question for you, what makes you a man... is it just biology, or is it not also culture? What would you say if you went and had a blood test and they told you have 2 X chromosomes (female) instead of XY (male). Would you still think of yourself as a man, or would you start dressing and acting like a woman?
    That is my whole point in this thread. I dont see how culture has anything to do with my gender.

    Im not 100% but it is not possible to have 2 X chromosomes and still have male genitals is it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Total_Blender View Post
    Their body doesn't change genetically/biologically. What changes is their legal status and the social and cultural recognition of their gender. You accept them as what they say they are regardless of parts they may or may not have.

    Here's a question for you, what makes you a man... is it just biology, or is it not also culture? What would you say if you went and had a blood test and they told you have 2 X chromosomes (female) instead of XY (male). Would you still think of yourself as a man, or would you start dressing and acting like a woman?
    It doesn't matter how you act you are what you are. When you act thats when you are in denial or pretend.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MistaCee View Post
    It doesn't matter how you act you are what you are. When you act thats when you are in denial or pretend.
    Thats what Im saying. Trying to be something else besides what you really are is all in your imagination.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MistaCee View Post
    It doesn't matter how you act you are what you are. When you act thats when you are in denial or pretend.
    So you are saying that you would start calling yourself a woman if you found out that you had 2 X chromosomes, ovaries and a uterus then. So you wouldn't be living in denial, right?

    If chromosomes are so important at determining who we are then why does the organism with the most chromosomes on Earth (1,000 compared to 46 for humans) look like this:

    Ophioglossum Fern



    Looks like just another plant to me?

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