so basically you agree that there are non-binary forms of sexuality - you just call it "metaphysical" instead of "gender"!



I don't agree with that at all. I reject the modern (post-modern) classification of 'gender.'

Sex should be classified according to biology. The whole purpose of a ...

@tjstill

It was other people who went into hysterics. TopMan claimed that I was referring to intersex people as "defective." While I called it a birth defect, based entirely on the definition (https://www.google.com/search?client=opera&q=birth+defect&sourceid=opera&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8). He was the ...

I hardly think I was "flippant."

I simply stated my opinions. All the other arguments following that are about semantics and the plain, natural meaning of words (which, for some reason, people find offensive).

But let's look at the facts.

I did not go into hysterics.

I did not use profanity.

I ...

@TopManFL

I hate to tell you - but homosexuality is abnormal. It's what, 10-15% of the population? That is abnormal. Left-handedness, too, is abnormal. I never said that it was automatically bad to be abnormal. You believing such is entirely on you.

Normal:

-conforming to a standard; usual ...

nulloguy (imported) wrote: Tue Apr 03, 2018 9:50 am I surely don't think most gay men have the sexual drive of females. Not even close. We are attracted to the same gender is all.

You mean being attracted to a man, just like a woman!

@TopManFL

While I understand your concerns about intersex person, it is still a defect and an abnormality. I really don't understand the problem with these words. A defect is flaw, shortcoming, imperfection, or lack of something. Abnormal just means it isn't normal. Normal is what is standard or ...

@TopManFL

Except intersex is not a third sex. It is an abnormality and a defect. There are only two sexes necessary for reproduction.

The term 'gender' is a bit more problematic. It used to be a linguistic term (like gendered nouns and adjectives in other languages), and was then identified with ...

I would have to say no. I understand that in some cultures, like the aforementioned India, eunuchs are considered a third sex or gender, but I've never really understood the present-day obsession with "non-binary" genders.

It seems there reason for the "third sex" is not that they are actually a ...