[quote PeaceCheese]@TheCrowAndThePitcher it does, because the two can look the same to someone who doesn't know much about trans or intersex people. Also some intersex people are trans.
So when you say that a woman can't have a penis, it can alienate people who are biologically female and may not be trans[/quote]
One is a biological reality. One isn’t. Big difference.
If someone is female but has male anatomy and doesn’t wish for that to change, I’m pretty sure they’d feel alienated if you called them a woman! Haven’t quite a few of those with DSD said they don’t want to be part of the trans community and don’t like being used as’proof’?
If I said: I want to black. I feel I am black because I just have this feeling and I really like watermelon or whatever offensive outdated stereotype you like. Hang on, someone over there has African and white European parents, yay now I’m black too. Some people have mixed ethnicity, so I can too! Nought to do with my makeup but look it happens! Now, give me your awards, your support groups, let me have my natal-white crimes recorded as black crimes, let black lives matter defend me in court. How would you feel about that argument? I feel it’s shit, offensive and racist. Feel the same way about how some people are intersex so therefore I can change my sex. Except sexist instead of racist, obviously.