Nemra

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  1. Claude AI. Biology has a great influence on our gender identity, based on what science has observed: Shows up early in childhood Brain development patterns exist Hormones play a role Genetic factors seen in twin studies Can't be changed by social pressure Not a conscious choice Similar patterns across different cultures Think of it like handedness - while environment might have some effect, there's clearly a strong biological component to whether someone's naturally right or left-handed. But we should note: Exact mechanisms aren't fully understood Environment plays some role Research is still ongoing Individual experiences vary The evidence points to biology having a significant influence on how we internally experience our gender identity, even though we're still learning exactly how this works. And this makes gender identity more fundamental because: Comes from biology/brain development Internal sense of self Not chosen or learned Can't be changed Exists regardless of society While gender (social categories) is: Created by societies Can change over time Varies between cultures Based on social needs Can be reformed/redefined It's like: Gender identity is the internal reality (like having brown eyes) Gender categories are how society tries to organize these realities (like how we label eye colors) This explains why: People can have gender identities that don't match social categories Different cultures create different gender systems Gender categories often change to better reflect identities You can change gender systems but not gender identities So yes, gender identity is more fundamental - it's part of who we are, while gender is how society tries to categorize and organize those identities.
  2. In which countries are you looking to draw that conclusion?
  3. New genders are constructed for or by people who have a gender identity that isn't limited to the recognized or established genders.
  4. I didn't say they are or are not. I said there aren't only two genders.
  5. I didn't say that they are the same. 😢
  6. Gender, not gender identity! Also, they are constructed.
  7. You're not trying to understand because you think there're only two genders. That's the problem.
  8. I'm monstrously guilty. 🥲
  9. That is not relevant for this case. Then, man and women should go to the same restroom.
  10. You keep jumping from biological differences to gender saying they don't need but then proving that they need. No. They already view them like that. Those people create the problem in the first place, which having a new restroom can be the solution.
  11. Are you treating women as not human? Also, did you get what I said "no" to?
  12. Again, biological differences isn't the problem.
  13. Just no. If the separation is based on discrimination, then yes.
  14. Why are you twisting what I said? You just proved why there needs to be a new restroom.
  15. Then, if you want to abolish, abolish for everyone. You jokingly said something, which is the main problem.
  16. Biological differences don't imply that they should have different restrooms. Also, you said it's about horniness, to which I agree. But not also that.
  17. So, it's about sexual orientation. What would you say about gays then?
  18. Wouldn't men and women get upset if they go to the same restroom?
  19. Then why do men and women have different restrooms?
  20. What do you mean by saying they are the correct ones?
  21. You accept their existence, and yet you say there are only two genders.
  22. @Spiritual Warfare, you said "Men and women have existed first" and not "society created restrooms for 2 sexes first".