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So there are a few things I don't understand here.
So it seems this gender/sex dichotomy tends to blur based on the need. The birth certificate they didn't want to indicate sex. Why? They can put the child I green oneses and let them pick toys from the girls isle and the boys isle, and still say they're a boy or a girl. It's weird to me when we're talking about sex that it's either completely separate from gender unless we're talking about non binary gender.
Another thing is the concept of assigning sex. Sex isn't assigned it's observed it's anatomical. I really don't know what they mean by assigning sex. If the child wind up being transgender well they can transition. One of his parents is trans and I would think that that was the last thing you'd want for your child. It isn't easy.
Does someone else have some insight here what are your thoughts and opinions?
So there are a few things I don't understand here.
So it seems this gender/sex dichotomy tends to blur based on the need. The birth certificate they didn't want to indicate sex. Why? They can put the child I green oneses and let them pick toys from the girls isle and the boys isle, and still say they're a boy or a girl. It's weird to me when we're talking about sex that it's either completely separate from gender unless we're talking about non binary gender.
Another thing is the concept of assigning sex. Sex isn't assigned it's observed it's anatomical. I really don't know what they mean by assigning sex. If the child wind up being transgender well they can transition. One of his parents is trans and I would think that that was the last thing you'd want for your child. It isn't easy.
Does someone else have some insight here what are your thoughts and opinions?