Now, to be fair, XX and XY chromosome pairs do mean something: a general idea of future conditions a person may or may not develop that are directly due to those chromosomal pairings.
They do not, however, concretely stand for any of the following: indicating a person’s intelligence, physical abilities, sexual orientation, development during puberty, appearance or make of genitals, or what level of bodily production of which sex hormones.
Ignoring the physiological stuff in the
Iist, this sounded a bit like it was an allusion to male and female brains to me. In a 'Honey pie, did you know that it is possible to get a female brain in a male body?' kind of way. I am feeling a bit sensitive to this topic after a recent online discussion with a transman who insisted they had been born with a male brain and a female body, with some pretty sexist reasoning, so I may be drawing conclusions that aren't there.
This bit annoyed me (more than other bits...):
I love you, but shut the hell up.
We’re talking about trans people right now, not cis people.
You don't love me, you don't even know me and this is supposed to be a feminist website so forgive me for wanting to talk about women.