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It’s extremely hairy to define biological sex. Whoever wants to argue has a middle school level understanding of biology and completely ignores the science.
See
Doubly so after puberty.
So transgender or gender fluid people are those that fall in the intersex spectrum exclusively? Or can a typical male with typical internal and external genital structures, and typical male hormones and male secondary characteristics identify as a gender other than male?
Ermm.. What is that sentence dude?
In this context, "hairy" can mean "tricky" or "difficult".
Alr lol
Fixed… -w-