I think this is a very good question. Sex and gender are not the same, but they are not too different as well.
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HelpingMcHelpingtonYoda
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Yes, it's the same thing. And what you're born as is what you are no matter. There's no changing it.
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Debbie14217Explorer
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yes it is
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admlesGuru
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No, sex is biology. Gender is identity.
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Alex8736Yoda
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biologically speaking. yes
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Subarugirl
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Actually biologically they are not.
peterrezeeekExplorer
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The word sex is more close to practice and intimate contact. As for gender, it expresses the gender of a person, for example, in a passport or personal identity
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This_Is_My_Opinion8Xper 7
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No. Biology deals with sex, not with gender.
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DeserterXper 7
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The thing is y'all will say it isn't but you can't define gender.
If a masculine woman identifies as a woman you won't say she has a male brain.
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JouthExplorer
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yeah
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Subarugirl
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Why do you think that?
Jouth
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cause it is
Subarugirl
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According to who?
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Jouth
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according to me
Jouth
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and everyone else who is right
Subarugirl
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Not according to medical sciences but if you want to just disregard terminology that has been in place for years you do you
Jouth
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science is not selective, sorry love
Subarugirl
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You’re right, it’s the the intellectual and practical activity encompassing the systematic study of the structure and behaviour of the physical and natural world through observation and experiment. But I get it people disregard science all the time to suite their own world view. If you want to contradict evidence and the very definitions of medical terminology, you’re free to do so. People do that all the time lol
Jouth
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yeah but you wrong tho
Subarugirl
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Lol that’s not my opinion, that’s medical science.
Jouth
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still wrong tho
Subarugirl
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lol according to you
Jouth
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according to me. And everyone else who is right. Just as I said above.
Subarugirl
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Just not doctors, scientists or the dictionary
krin_mGuru
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From dictionary. comWhat does the word sex mean?
First, let’s talk about sex. Intercourse aside for these purposes, sex is “a label assigned at birth based on the reproductive organs you’re born with.” It’s generally how we divide society into two groups, male and female—though intersexpeople are born with both male and female reproductive organs. (Important note: Hermaphrodite is a term that some find offensive.)What does gender mean?
Gender, on the other hand, goes beyond one’s reproductive organs and includes a person’s perception, understanding, and experience of themselves and roles in society. It’s their inner sense about who they’re meant to be and how they want to interact with the world.
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Anonymous
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Absolutely yes.
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Subarugirl
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Why do you think that?
Opinion Owner
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They've literally same things
Subarugirl
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You already said that but why do you think that? What did you base that opinion on?
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Opinion Owner
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Can't really explain it. But what makes you think they're different?
Subarugirl
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Medical science definitions
Opinion Owner
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What's the difference?
Subarugirl
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According to the World Health Organization, this is what they stated. “Gender interacts with but is different from sex, which refers to the different biological and physiological characteristics of females, males and intersex persons, such as chromosomes, hormones and reproductive organs. Gender and sex are related to but different from gender identity. Gender identity refers to a person’s deeply felt, internal and individual experience of gender, which may or may not correspond to the person’s physiology or designated sex at birth.”
Opinion Owner
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Damn that's difficult and detailed
Subarugirl
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Lol I mean not really, sex is biological and gender is social.
Opinion Owner
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Umhmm i get it now
Anonymous
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Sex is male/female. Gender refers to the grammar you use to refer to someone of a particular sex. Everyone uses the word gender incorrectly. What is your gender? is incorrect.
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Anonymous
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They were the same until the term "gender" was hijacked by nutters.
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Anonymous
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Sex is biological, gender is social or psychological
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Anonymous
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Mostly. There are two sexes and four genders. Male and female are both; whereas asexual and hermaphrodite are only genders.
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Subarugirl
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Being asexual is a sexual orientation, and being a hermaphrodite is a chromosomal abnormality.
Opinion Owner
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No, being asexual is not having male or female organs. Hermaphrodites are not a chromosomal anomaly; it is common in several species, particularly worms.
Subarugirl
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Okay well obviously I am talking about people not worms lol
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Subarugirl
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@Alperengin4 FUCK OFF... do you want to get your account banned again? Go away, stop harassing me.
Subarugirl
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@Alperengin4 Probably because of the rape threats and sexual harassment. Now fuck off before you get your account banned... again
Subarugirl
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@Alperengin4 stop harassing me.
Opinion Owner
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Well humans are limited to this fact as all other life on earth.
Anonymous
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It used to be, but not any more. Especially since the goal post has been changed by the gender identity movement. Of course sex still remains binary as it is based on biology where as gender is no longer binary due to social political evolution.
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Anonymous
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No gender just means what sex anyone is.
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Subarugirl
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Why do you think that?
Opinion Owner
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Because no one is having sex.
Subarugirl
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Lol speak for your self. But biologically they are not the same.
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I think this is a very good question. Sex and gender are not the same, but they are not too different as well.
Yes, it's the same thing. And what you're born as is what you are no matter. There's no changing it.
yes it is
No, sex is biology. Gender is identity.
biologically speaking. yes
Actually biologically they are not.
The word sex is more close to practice and intimate contact. As for gender, it expresses the gender of a person, for example, in a passport or personal identity
No. Biology deals with sex, not with gender.
The thing is y'all will say it isn't but you can't define gender.
If a masculine woman identifies as a woman you won't say she has a male brain.
yeah
Why do you think that?
cause it is
According to who?
according to me
and everyone else who is right
Not according to medical sciences but if you want to just disregard terminology that has been in place for years you do you
science is not selective, sorry love
You’re right, it’s the the intellectual and practical activity encompassing the systematic study of the structure and behaviour of the physical and natural world through observation and experiment. But I get it people disregard science all the time to suite their own world view. If you want to contradict evidence and the very definitions of medical terminology, you’re free to do so. People do that all the time lol
yeah but you wrong tho
Lol that’s not my opinion, that’s medical science.
still wrong tho
lol according to you
according to me. And everyone else who is right. Just as I said above.
Just not doctors, scientists or the dictionary
From dictionary. comWhat does the word sex mean?
First, let’s talk about sex. Intercourse aside for these purposes, sex is “a label assigned at birth based on the reproductive organs you’re born with.” It’s generally how we divide society into two groups, male and female—though intersex people are born with both male and female reproductive organs. (Important note: Hermaphrodite is a term that some find offensive.)What does gender mean?
Gender, on the other hand, goes beyond one’s reproductive organs and includes a person’s perception, understanding, and experience of themselves and roles in society. It’s their inner sense about who they’re meant to be and how they want to interact with the world.
Absolutely yes.
Why do you think that?
They've literally same things
You already said that but why do you think that? What did you base that opinion on?
Can't really explain it. But what makes you think they're different?
Medical science definitions
What's the difference?
According to the World Health Organization, this is what they stated. “Gender interacts with but is different from sex, which refers to the different biological and physiological characteristics of females, males and intersex persons, such as chromosomes, hormones and reproductive organs. Gender and sex are related to but different from gender identity. Gender identity refers to a person’s deeply felt, internal and individual experience of gender, which may or may not correspond to the person’s physiology or designated sex at birth.”
Damn that's difficult and detailed
Lol I mean not really, sex is biological and gender is social.
Umhmm i get it now
Sex is male/female. Gender refers to the grammar you use to refer to someone of a particular sex. Everyone uses the word gender incorrectly. What is your gender? is incorrect.
They were the same until the term "gender" was hijacked by nutters.
Sex is biological, gender is social or psychological
Mostly. There are two sexes and four genders. Male and female are both; whereas asexual and hermaphrodite are only genders.
Being asexual is a sexual orientation, and being a hermaphrodite is a chromosomal abnormality.
No, being asexual is not having male or female organs. Hermaphrodites are not a chromosomal anomaly; it is common in several species, particularly worms.
Okay well obviously I am talking about people not worms lol
@Alperengin4 FUCK OFF... do you want to get your account banned again? Go away, stop harassing me.
@Alperengin4 Probably because of the rape threats and sexual harassment. Now fuck off before you get your account banned... again
@Alperengin4 stop harassing me.
Well humans are limited to this fact as all other life on earth.
It used to be, but not any more. Especially since the goal post has been changed by the gender identity movement. Of course sex still remains binary as it is based on biology where as gender is no longer binary due to social political evolution.
No gender just means what sex anyone is.
Why do you think that?
Because no one is having sex.
Lol speak for your self. But biologically they are not the same.