Genders

 

When it comes to genders, there are:

1. Mental genders (some say as many as 22 mental genders exist).

2. Physical genders – only 2 physical genders exist, male and female, determined at birth, and both physically and scientifically NOT interchangeable.

Important Differences of Physical Genders:

1. Physical Differences and Impacts:

A. Physical males have 40% more muscle mass than physical females due to the amount of body space given to reproduction for a physical female. This matters greatly for fair sports competition. Therefore, physical males should never participate in Women's sports. Mental gender is irrelevant. Physical males, whatever their mental gender, can still play sports. Just play sports organized by their physical gender.

B. For privacy, modesty, and female safety/protection reasons, physical males should also never use women's locker rooms nor women's public bathrooms. Mental gender is irrelevant.

2. Medical health.

A. Physical males have prostates and by a certain age should have regular prostate exams to check for cancer. Mental gender is irrelevant.

B. Physical females have breasts, ovaries, uterus, cervix, each requiring regular medical health screening by a certain age, and/or medical problems unique to physical females. Mental gender is irrelevant.

C. In getting a person pregnant, physical males and physical females have different roles to be successful. Mental gender is irrelevant.

D. Pregnancy and child birth can only be experienced by physical females. Mental gender is irrelevant.

E. Periods, menstruation, and hot flashes are only experienced by physical females. Mental gender is irrelevant.