I don't like the term 'women and transmen' when talking about cervixes because it implies that 'woman' means something other than 'adult human female'.
I don't know what that 'other' is. What am I identifying as, ozzie? On another thread I asked this question and was told by another poster that she identified as a woman because she always wanted to bear children and liked traditionally feminine things.
Is thar your definition of a woman, ozzie? Are 'women' people who want to bear children and like traditionally feminine things?
Also, you may recall that I asked you a question ages ago about how one 'lives as a male'. I gave you the example of Freddy McConnell who identifies as a man but who, after receiving a Gender Recognition Certificate, underwent IVF treatment in order to conceive and bear a child.
In your view, is that 'living as a man'? (How does that square with the poster on the other thread who said that the desire to bear a child was part of her gender identity as 'woman'?)
You also dislike the terms 'male' and 'female' as categories for biological sex. However, these terms extend far beyond just humans. Holly trees, for instance, are male or female depending on whether they bear berries.
Please can you tell me how we can work out the internal gender of holly trees, since you reject the idea of 'male' and 'female' referring to reproductive function? Is it possible to misgender a holly tree?
Btw, I ask a lot of questions and very rarely get replies. I've watched a lot of Jamie and Shaaba in my time. They seem nice, but they never really cover the questions I have. I thought they might, because Jamie has a PhD in gender, but they don't.
Nevertheless, since you are open minded enough to read Joyce's book, I am prepared to give Jammidodger another go.