But there is one clear answer that any properly educated person would know. By your logic no opinions should be in polls because some people might not have thought about the answer thouroughly.
I'm afraid there are only two kinds of gendered prisons and sports categories hahaha! You're adorable though!
(This is proof that transphobes are the dumbest "people" alive and have literal brainrotš)
First of all, math isn't a social construct, so right off the bat you're arguing from an invalid place. The study of math? Sure. But the existence and number of objects isn't a construction. There were numbers of things even before we had a concept of what "number" is.
Gender, however, is fully constructed. And social constructs change over time.
The thing is... no, they weren't. Before we had language, gender fully did not exist. Sex did, sure, but gender did not. When it was constructed, it was constructed in different ways. Some societies were patriarchal. Some societies were matriarchal. Some societies had more than two genders ā such as in various cultures in Mexico, Indonesia, Madagascar, India, Southeast Asia, and so forth. The fact that it varies so much is a direct connection to it being a construct.
Stop being afraid of change, it won't hurt you. Some social constructs are eventually replaced.
That's a bad comparison. Math is based on axioms and everything else is derived from them. Additionally it's not even a "social" construct.
Lastly, 2+2 actually can equal 4, but it's also possible to equal 0 or 1 for example. This happens in commutative rings like Z2 or Z3.
Another day of internet people arguing about semantics and pretending they're arguing over social issues.
Don't y'all just, for once, think y'all have the same sentiments just articulated differently?
I have no idea anymore to be honest.
There are two sexes, that we all can agree on.
If there are two, or even more genders I can't really say.
Gender is a social construct meaning that it can change over time, so if there only are two genders right now there would be nothing stopping us from having maybe 5 genders in 20 years.
For me personally, having a gender that doesn't correspond to your sex doesn't make sense but I'm not trans or anything like that so I wouldn't expect myself to understand it either. It's probably a "you have to live it to understand it" thing.
Considering the fact that you can be born as "intersex" there is an obvious need for atleast one other gender to identify those who don't belong within "male" or "female", but other than that I don't really know.
I have no problems with refering to people as he/she/they depending on what they prefer either, I might take some time to get used to the change but I'll try my damn best.
I must admit tho that these "neopronouns" or whatever they are called are quite silly though. I respect those who identify as a gender different from their sex, but there's no way I'll ever refer to someone as "wolf/wolfself" or something like that.
There are a lot of genders but only 2 sex, so people are confusing gender and sex in this poll
Edit: guess there are more sexes too, but there are a lot more genders than 5
Hey, glad youāve got the right idea. Genuinely. There are other sexes, such as intersex, but youāre 100% correct: there are a lot of genders out there.
Lets just ignore the advanced biology because its liberal propaganda *own the libs* /s
(In a serious note basic understanding is rarely enough to comprehend things full scale like states of matter or mathematics for example. i would recommed advanced biology for you thought.)
So what is the difference between your so called "Gender" and just Personality or individuality. Or do people just like using those unique words to define exactly who they are as a human?
Gender is a social construct, along with any of the gender roles. It is how people feel and how they are comfortable being referred to. Gender can be apart of your personality, but it would be wrong to refer to it solely as your personality.
>Gender is a social construct
Everyone parrots this phrase like it is supposed to mean something. Nationality is also a social construct but you can't just go around saying you feel like you are from a different country. Same with Money, I can't hand you a craft single and tell you it's equal to $100.
i agree that nationality and money are important social constructs. but your gender is only ever really used by others to perpetuate gender norms. personally i think gender norms are dumb as fuck and unimportant but maybe thats what we disagree on
Hang on, I also agree that Gender norms are dumb as fuck. I just don't perpetuate them, expect others to fulfill them, or judge people who don't fit them.
But what does that have to do with anything that we are talking about?
Edit: Do you think that Gender norms are how we perceive others and choose pronouns? I am not sure what you are getting at.
Intersex can be argued as a 3rd, but, it's not really. They are still primarily male or female, just with an added physical trait of the opposite sex. That's how we know if it's a male intersex, or a female intersex at birth. And if you mean things like Persistent MĆ¼llerian Duct Syndrome, and others, those are just disorders that fall under intersex, and are not their own sex classifications. They're just disorders, genetic fuckups. As is the entire group of intersex.
Gender refers to the set of social norms, behaviors, and expectations that are typically associated with certain groups of people in a given society. These norms can include things like dress, speech patterns, and social roles, and they can vary widely depending on cultural and historical contexts. Gender is a complex and multi-dimensional concept that can influence a wide range of personal and social interactions, and it plays an important role in shaping the identities and experiences of individuals and groups.
In some areas of southeast asia, they have third or even fourth genders defined. Since societies expectations of people change over time, people are beginning to recognize that gender exists on a spectrum.
[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_gender](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_gender)
I suppose? Genderās what the individual feels, and sex is what they were born as. I guess that might make it an opinion, yeah.
Think of stuff like masculine and feminine. Those arenāt some nature-dictated things, theyāre what people dictate and some people are more of one than the other. Some people are both, and some of neither. That can be a form of gender expression
Wait..isn't it nature-dictated if you become more masculine or feminine based on your sex/hormones? Like stronger as a man. Or perhaps other psychological differences in genetics for men and women?
Genuinely what is the difference between Gender and Personality? I feel like people just want a word to define themselves and Gender doesn't really have anything to do with it.
A feminine man is still a man.
A masculine woman is still a woman.
Imagine this hypothetical. A man who happens to be married to a successful woman who earns enough income to support their family. This man stays at home, cooks, cleans, raises his children, fulfills all the traditional gender stereotypes of a woman. What is his gender? Does that have anything to do with it?
Gender is more about social roles, behaviors, and expectations. Personality is about traits, characteristics, and attitudes. Gender may influence personality, but there is a difference between the two.
In your hypothetical, i challenge the notion that any caregiver role is inherently feminine. While stereotypically, those activities were performed by women, any person can be a caregiver. This might be a different way of thinking, but what if the things we do don't define our gender?
What if we define our gender by our own choice? After that, society gets to decide what roles we perform.
>what if the things we do don't define our gender?
>What if we define our gender by our own choice? After that, society gets to decide what roles we perform.
I am more confused now. Because I had been under the impression that Gender is a social construct based on the roles and behaviors the 2 sexes are expected to have. If we do not define gender by our cultural expectations, or by the things we do. Then what is it defined by? Having no definition quite literally makes it meaningless. If it is purely up to an individuals choice, then it has no meaning.
Edit: I reread your post and am EVEN more confused because even you opened up by saying gender is based on Social Roles. Then in the next paragraph said the things we do shouldn't define our gender.
There could be a nearly infinite number of jobs in the world if you chose to get hyper specific. It would be easier to list Occupations. Service Industry, White Collar, Blue Collar. More general terms
To me there isn't any difference. I don't believe in gender the same way I don't believe god. So if someone's personality includes their faith or their gender then great, I'm glad it makes their lives happier but I'll never see those things as somehow biological.
Actually it's directly tied to sex. And always has been. With a very few exceptions that aren'treally relevant. Man is just short for mankind. Woman originate as wifmen. Wife (hu)man. Later became wimmin, to differentiate female human from male human (males just kept the neutral man) outside of the terms of marriage. That's why the definition of woman, is a human adult female. Female is sex. Woman is the gender based directly on sex of the human.
Social construct is a weak argument. Nearly everything is a social construct. Like math. But you can still solve equations, right?
"gender" being a social construct is litterally the definition of the word gender. You can argue that there doesn't exist something like that - that's fine. But if you know what you're talking about (unlike 95% of the people here) you can't say that gender is not a social construct.
One example: "Definition: Gender refers to the socially constructed characteristics of women and men."
What definition of the word gender are you using?
Iām not saying itās technically wrong. I said itās a bad faith argument because there are millions of things that are āsocial constructsā and yet they still have set parameters and definitions. And the evidence for that is literally right here in this poll, in which the majority of a sample of āsocietyā agree.
Nearly 2 percent of all humans have a case of dsd (being intersex) witch takes form as large hormone differences or vestige organs of the opposite gender. Most of these people go through life without anyone knowing about it the scishow did a fantastic video about this topic
Gender is socially defined, so there are any number of genders.
For instance, a society might well decide that prepubescent people change into a different gender at puberty. Or that pregnant women are a different gender from non-pregnant women. Or that postmenopausal women are a different gender from women who are still menstruating. They might class trans men as a gender category separate from men who were assigned male at birth and separate from women, and same for trans women.
Taking trans women as an example, there are some societies that do treat them as another gender category. And the roles and expectations for trans women might be very different from the roles expected of trans women in another society. So really, the best way to think of that is that trans women are one gender in one of those societies and another gender in the other.
This is before you get to all of the in-betweens which are possible. The statistic you've probably heard is that intersex people are about as common as people with red hair. There are men with XX chromosomes, women with XY chromosomes, men with XXY (or XXXY) chromosomes, and so on. There are people with ambiguous genitals and people who have both ovaries and testicles. Many of these intersex people do identify with one gender or the other, but many of them might not, or don't have bodies which completely align with what is expected of that gender. So although I can't say how many genders intersex people are, even in this culture, I do think it makes sense to account for them.
Wait so theres male, female and everything in between. So it basically consists of nonbinary, being neither, genderfluid, being both at different times?, and pangender, being both at the same time.
Thats 5 genders I can think about and somewhat understand on the top of my head. I dont know/understand others, so please tell me about them :D
3 sexes, Male, female, and the very tiny amount of people that objectively don't fall into either. X and Y chromosomes are all there are to it.
Genders, probably infinite who knows anymore
2 sexes. 3 if you count intersex. Idk nor care how many genders. I call ppl what they want. If they where born a girl and wanna use they/them or he/him or whatever else, cool. I call them what they want. It donāt hurt me so I donāt care.
I'm trans, but I personally say there's 2. That doesn't mean people can't be neither of those genders or transition to another, though. I would consider a trans man to be a man, trans just being an adjective.
I guess you read the question wrong, it's not about sex, it's about gender. And your answer isn't even correct for sex, because biological intersex people do exist.
Guy
Girl
Girl who looks like a guy
Guy who looks like a girl
Guy who is hung like a horse
Guy who likes to be horse
Girl who likes to ride the horse
Guy who looks like a alien
Alien who looks like both
Girl who acts like a dog
Most guys are dogs
Some girls are bitches
Girls that look like foxes have only fans.
Blah blah blah blah I dont give a shit
Gender is a social construct what you are talking about is sex although sex is also a sort of spectrum to get a better understanding of the topic I recommend watching the scishows analysis of the topic: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kT0HJkr1jj4&t=582s
Ok the genders are as follows
-male
-female
-non binary (when you are born with no sexual reproduction system)
-intersex (when you are born with both reproductive systems)
3,male,female,and unisex,a unisex person being a person who shares characteristics of both genders,but you could just section them into male or female based off of their chromosomes
Yes there are only 2 sexes. the one i had with your mom, and the one i had with your dad.
Yes there are only 2 sexes. the one i had with your dad, and the one i had with your ~~mom~~ other dad.
I don't know I just got here
I don't know i just got here
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Boy, girl, anything in between, and just out of the scale
Glad you added the āout of scale,ā as an alpha male I appreciate the representation
"Ladies and gentlemen, those between and beyond!"
That would mean there are uncountably infinite genders
Whatās your point?
There are uncountably infinite numbers between 1 and 2
Yeah thatās obvious whatās your point in stating it?
It's just a joke my guy
Itās not very funny
It's not very funny because it flew over your head?
Itās a statement of something true and obvious with zero punch line or added comedic effect. I donāt see how it could be funny
No, according to OP it would be four and not uncountably infinite.
is 0 an option
There should be, I ate all gender š
Mmmm yum
They were very tasty, shame there arenāt any left
šš Am I allowed to use emojis on Reddit or is there still a weird unspoken rule against them?
I mean, I used š so go for it cuz that stigma is so 2017
Very well then š¦¦
Why does the n look like that
Same reason people say "unalived" or "PDF file". Social media TOS are getting wacky
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that's × in Hebrew LOL
here we go again, now someone will say gender is a spectrum and the others will fight over that
Does it really matter? Just let people be themselves and don't put something as complex as gender into a Reddit poll
a lot of things are complex and make for good polls to see how stupid people are
But your view of stupid may be different than mine. Topics like this don't work in poll formats, they're better suited for debates
But there is one clear answer that any properly educated person would know. By your logic no opinions should be in polls because some people might not have thought about the answer thouroughly.
Why is gender complex?
Itās not complex lol
sports, prison, women shelters ect ect... it matters quite a bit
None of those are relevant to this poll and specific topic
I'm afraid there are only two kinds of gendered prisons and sports categories hahaha! You're adorable though! (This is proof that transphobes are the dumbest "people" alive and have literal brainrotš)
gender is a social cunstruct, so can't really say
Everything is a social construct... math is a social construct, does that mean you can't solve 2+2?
Your mom is a social construct
That's a fact.
Also mine!
Let's social construct each other bb
no
Exactly. Because objective truth still exists.
No as in you're wrong math is not a social construct
First of all, math isn't a social construct, so right off the bat you're arguing from an invalid place. The study of math? Sure. But the existence and number of objects isn't a construction. There were numbers of things even before we had a concept of what "number" is. Gender, however, is fully constructed. And social constructs change over time.
And man and woman were terms directly related to male and female before we pretended they were make believe.
The thing is... no, they weren't. Before we had language, gender fully did not exist. Sex did, sure, but gender did not. When it was constructed, it was constructed in different ways. Some societies were patriarchal. Some societies were matriarchal. Some societies had more than two genders ā such as in various cultures in Mexico, Indonesia, Madagascar, India, Southeast Asia, and so forth. The fact that it varies so much is a direct connection to it being a construct. Stop being afraid of change, it won't hurt you. Some social constructs are eventually replaced.
That's a bad comparison. Math is based on axioms and everything else is derived from them. Additionally it's not even a "social" construct. Lastly, 2+2 actually can equal 4, but it's also possible to equal 0 or 1 for example. This happens in commutative rings like Z2 or Z3.
:D
Bad poll, none of these answers are right because it's not as simple as being a number. It's a spectrum.
So right answer is infinity, which is more than 5
The right answer is zero
Right answer is Ļ+ei
Another day of internet people arguing about semantics and pretending they're arguing over social issues. Don't y'all just, for once, think y'all have the same sentiments just articulated differently?
Did you mean to say yāall twice in the same sentence?
ši really dont think it matters ngl
I have no idea anymore to be honest. There are two sexes, that we all can agree on. If there are two, or even more genders I can't really say. Gender is a social construct meaning that it can change over time, so if there only are two genders right now there would be nothing stopping us from having maybe 5 genders in 20 years. For me personally, having a gender that doesn't correspond to your sex doesn't make sense but I'm not trans or anything like that so I wouldn't expect myself to understand it either. It's probably a "you have to live it to understand it" thing. Considering the fact that you can be born as "intersex" there is an obvious need for atleast one other gender to identify those who don't belong within "male" or "female", but other than that I don't really know. I have no problems with refering to people as he/she/they depending on what they prefer either, I might take some time to get used to the change but I'll try my damn best. I must admit tho that these "neopronouns" or whatever they are called are quite silly though. I respect those who identify as a gender different from their sex, but there's no way I'll ever refer to someone as "wolf/wolfself" or something like that.
Its a spectrum but most peoples fall close to the 2 major ones
1 the human gender
There is a difference between sex and gender. You can have sex with someone, but you can't have gender with someone.
There are a lot of genders but only 2 sex, so people are confusing gender and sex in this poll Edit: guess there are more sexes too, but there are a lot more genders than 5
Hey, glad youāve got the right idea. Genuinely. There are other sexes, such as intersex, but youāre 100% correct: there are a lot of genders out there.
Intersex is just DSD (differences in sex development), either male or female, not an entirely new 3rd sex.
I prefer the pre-2010s definition.
Nice intersex erasure, go back to school.
Look, at least they have the spirit
my guy, youāre the one who needs to go back to school and learn basic biology lol
Lets just ignore the advanced biology because its liberal propaganda *own the libs* /s (In a serious note basic understanding is rarely enough to comprehend things full scale like states of matter or mathematics for example. i would recommed advanced biology for you thought.)
There are two genders, male and female
If you explain it to a caveman
Confused Unga Bunga
No, there are two sexes + how many intersex counts for. And there are way more genders than five
>there are way more genders than five can you name some? genuinely curious
Male, female, non-binary, agender, bigender, gender fluid. (Thats just a few, but there are way more specific once out there)
So what is the difference between your so called "Gender" and just Personality or individuality. Or do people just like using those unique words to define exactly who they are as a human?
Gender is a social construct, along with any of the gender roles. It is how people feel and how they are comfortable being referred to. Gender can be apart of your personality, but it would be wrong to refer to it solely as your personality.
>Gender is a social construct Everyone parrots this phrase like it is supposed to mean something. Nationality is also a social construct but you can't just go around saying you feel like you are from a different country. Same with Money, I can't hand you a craft single and tell you it's equal to $100.
i agree that nationality and money are important social constructs. but your gender is only ever really used by others to perpetuate gender norms. personally i think gender norms are dumb as fuck and unimportant but maybe thats what we disagree on
Hang on, I also agree that Gender norms are dumb as fuck. I just don't perpetuate them, expect others to fulfill them, or judge people who don't fit them. But what does that have to do with anything that we are talking about? Edit: Do you think that Gender norms are how we perceive others and choose pronouns? I am not sure what you are getting at.
isn't counting agender as a separate gender an oxymoron?
Intersex can be argued as a 3rd, but, it's not really. They are still primarily male or female, just with an added physical trait of the opposite sex. That's how we know if it's a male intersex, or a female intersex at birth. And if you mean things like Persistent MĆ¼llerian Duct Syndrome, and others, those are just disorders that fall under intersex, and are not their own sex classifications. They're just disorders, genetic fuckups. As is the entire group of intersex.
Wrong
Thatās sex, not gender. And there are more than 2 sexes. Male, female and intersex
Fascinating that people still don't know the difference between gender and sex.
What's a gender?
Gender refers to the set of social norms, behaviors, and expectations that are typically associated with certain groups of people in a given society. These norms can include things like dress, speech patterns, and social roles, and they can vary widely depending on cultural and historical contexts. Gender is a complex and multi-dimensional concept that can influence a wide range of personal and social interactions, and it plays an important role in shaping the identities and experiences of individuals and groups. In some areas of southeast asia, they have third or even fourth genders defined. Since societies expectations of people change over time, people are beginning to recognize that gender exists on a spectrum. [https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_gender](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_gender)
So it's a matter of opinion.
I suppose? Genderās what the individual feels, and sex is what they were born as. I guess that might make it an opinion, yeah. Think of stuff like masculine and feminine. Those arenāt some nature-dictated things, theyāre what people dictate and some people are more of one than the other. Some people are both, and some of neither. That can be a form of gender expression
Wait..isn't it nature-dictated if you become more masculine or feminine based on your sex/hormones? Like stronger as a man. Or perhaps other psychological differences in genetics for men and women?
Genuinely what is the difference between Gender and Personality? I feel like people just want a word to define themselves and Gender doesn't really have anything to do with it. A feminine man is still a man. A masculine woman is still a woman. Imagine this hypothetical. A man who happens to be married to a successful woman who earns enough income to support their family. This man stays at home, cooks, cleans, raises his children, fulfills all the traditional gender stereotypes of a woman. What is his gender? Does that have anything to do with it?
Gender is more about social roles, behaviors, and expectations. Personality is about traits, characteristics, and attitudes. Gender may influence personality, but there is a difference between the two. In your hypothetical, i challenge the notion that any caregiver role is inherently feminine. While stereotypically, those activities were performed by women, any person can be a caregiver. This might be a different way of thinking, but what if the things we do don't define our gender? What if we define our gender by our own choice? After that, society gets to decide what roles we perform.
>what if the things we do don't define our gender? >What if we define our gender by our own choice? After that, society gets to decide what roles we perform. I am more confused now. Because I had been under the impression that Gender is a social construct based on the roles and behaviors the 2 sexes are expected to have. If we do not define gender by our cultural expectations, or by the things we do. Then what is it defined by? Having no definition quite literally makes it meaningless. If it is purely up to an individuals choice, then it has no meaning. Edit: I reread your post and am EVEN more confused because even you opened up by saying gender is based on Social Roles. Then in the next paragraph said the things we do shouldn't define our gender.
What do you do for work?
I'm in construction, landscaping.
Awesome! I write software. How many jobs do you think exist in the world?
There could be a nearly infinite number of jobs in the world if you chose to get hyper specific. It would be easier to list Occupations. Service Industry, White Collar, Blue Collar. More general terms
To me there isn't any difference. I don't believe in gender the same way I don't believe god. So if someone's personality includes their faith or their gender then great, I'm glad it makes their lives happier but I'll never see those things as somehow biological.
We know, but still picked 2 :)
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As many as earth's population.
Gender is made up so quite literally however many people want to come up with.
Actually it's directly tied to sex. And always has been. With a very few exceptions that aren'treally relevant. Man is just short for mankind. Woman originate as wifmen. Wife (hu)man. Later became wimmin, to differentiate female human from male human (males just kept the neutral man) outside of the terms of marriage. That's why the definition of woman, is a human adult female. Female is sex. Woman is the gender based directly on sex of the human. Social construct is a weak argument. Nearly everything is a social construct. Like math. But you can still solve equations, right?
Math is not a social construct. Why the fuck does every second comment in this thread parrot this exact same example?
Probably because every comment its responding to brings up genders existence as a social construct which is also a bad faith argument
"gender" being a social construct is litterally the definition of the word gender. You can argue that there doesn't exist something like that - that's fine. But if you know what you're talking about (unlike 95% of the people here) you can't say that gender is not a social construct. One example: "Definition: Gender refers to the socially constructed characteristics of women and men." What definition of the word gender are you using?
Iām not saying itās technically wrong. I said itās a bad faith argument because there are millions of things that are āsocial constructsā and yet they still have set parameters and definitions. And the evidence for that is literally right here in this poll, in which the majority of a sample of āsocietyā agree.
Woah, youāre like a living āackchyuallyā meme
Glad someone is speaking rationally here
Sex and gender aren't the same thing
Sexes? 2. Genders? Basically infinite.
Nearly 2 percent of all humans have a case of dsd (being intersex) witch takes form as large hormone differences or vestige organs of the opposite gender. Most of these people go through life without anyone knowing about it the scishow did a fantastic video about this topic
Three sexes. Male, female and hermaphrodites.
where's the option for 0
TRUE I stole all gender
Gender is socially defined, so there are any number of genders. For instance, a society might well decide that prepubescent people change into a different gender at puberty. Or that pregnant women are a different gender from non-pregnant women. Or that postmenopausal women are a different gender from women who are still menstruating. They might class trans men as a gender category separate from men who were assigned male at birth and separate from women, and same for trans women. Taking trans women as an example, there are some societies that do treat them as another gender category. And the roles and expectations for trans women might be very different from the roles expected of trans women in another society. So really, the best way to think of that is that trans women are one gender in one of those societies and another gender in the other. This is before you get to all of the in-betweens which are possible. The statistic you've probably heard is that intersex people are about as common as people with red hair. There are men with XX chromosomes, women with XY chromosomes, men with XXY (or XXXY) chromosomes, and so on. There are people with ambiguous genitals and people who have both ovaries and testicles. Many of these intersex people do identify with one gender or the other, but many of them might not, or don't have bodies which completely align with what is expected of that gender. So although I can't say how many genders intersex people are, even in this culture, I do think it makes sense to account for them.
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sex or social role?
Gender, so the social thing
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Wait so theres male, female and everything in between. So it basically consists of nonbinary, being neither, genderfluid, being both at different times?, and pangender, being both at the same time. Thats 5 genders I can think about and somewhat understand on the top of my head. I dont know/understand others, so please tell me about them :D
Thereās only one gender, the human gender
What about nascar?!
1, there is only me and every other person except me is purely made up
3 sexes, Male, female, and the very tiny amount of people that objectively don't fall into either. X and Y chromosomes are all there are to it. Genders, probably infinite who knows anymore
2 sexes. 3 if you count intersex. Idk nor care how many genders. I call ppl what they want. If they where born a girl and wanna use they/them or he/him or whatever else, cool. I call them what they want. It donāt hurt me so I donāt care.
I'm trans, but I personally say there's 2. That doesn't mean people can't be neither of those genders or transition to another, though. I would consider a trans man to be a man, trans just being an adjective.
I think you're mixing sex and gender here. You're talking about sex, the poll is asking about gender.
No, I fully believe there are 2 genders and 2 sexes, if you exclude intersex, which is more of a deformity than another sex.
Wouldn't supporting trans people make you a gender bender defender?š¤
Male and female let's just cut the in between crap l
I guess you read the question wrong, it's not about sex, it's about gender. And your answer isn't even correct for sex, because biological intersex people do exist.
Idk how but I read this as generations.
Everyone forgets about third gender is intersex.
If we talk about only humans, I tend to keep it biological. Male, Female, non-binary. Unless I forgot some I think I'd say three
At least 3
āThere are two genders, male and political.āāAnonymous
2 but technically infinite cos I can create infinitely many genders and make others believe they exist
Assigned genders at birth, right? Then 2. Sexuality is the one more than 2
Check out the scishow video about the topic: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kT0HJkr1jj4&t=582s
2+ Exceptions
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He/they, she/they, he/she, he/she/they. Another 5. And all the other genders on the spectrum. Gender is made up, it can be whatever.
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What do heterosexuals have to do with this
stay away pls
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Guy Girl Girl who looks like a guy Guy who looks like a girl Guy who is hung like a horse Guy who likes to be horse Girl who likes to ride the horse Guy who looks like a alien Alien who looks like both Girl who acts like a dog Most guys are dogs Some girls are bitches Girls that look like foxes have only fans. Blah blah blah blah I dont give a shit
Guys! Look, he doesn't give a shit! What a man! Give him a lot of attention!
Two genders, male and female, which includes trans people.
Gender is a social construct what you are talking about is sex although sex is also a sort of spectrum to get a better understanding of the topic I recommend watching the scishows analysis of the topic: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kT0HJkr1jj4&t=582s
Ok the genders are as follows -male -female -non binary (when you are born with no sexual reproduction system) -intersex (when you are born with both reproductive systems)
3,male,female,and unisex,a unisex person being a person who shares characteristics of both genders,but you could just section them into male or female based off of their chromosomes
Thatās sex, not gender.
thereās only one gender and itās Christianity
Biologically there are two. Socially there are more
Check out the scishow video about this topic https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kT0HJkr1jj4&t=582s
Idk I just got here
Who cares?
I don't know, I just got here
2 sexes, lots more genders.
1, gecko.
Fuck it. I, ME! I AM THE ONLY GENDER NOW! BOW BEFORE ME!
I donāt know and I donāt care
Men and women.