The guidance adds that gender-neutral terms such as ‘people with a penis’ and ‘people who menstruate’ will be used when possible throughout the document.
Are these terms equal?
People with a penis
People who mensturate
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People with a penis
People who bleed
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People with a visable body part.
People who are defined by isolating a single element of a complex function
People with a penis
People with a endometrium which grows in preparation of ovulation and implantation of a fertlised embryo which rejuvinates itsself by mensturation; either after implantation did not occur or after implantation and a growth period of the embryo.
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Of course the reality is that woman as the female sexed human has a whole life reproductive cycle.
To be a person the human has to be in a specific pre-fertile part of the lifecycle.
Man as the male sexed human also has a whole life reproductive cycle.
To be a person the human has to have a male sex organ.
To reflect the part of the human life cycle the terms should be :
People who ejaculate.
People who ovulate.
Thats an equal "value" stage of passing on genetic material to the next generation.
From birth to death
People with a penis.
People with a vulva.
Sex-neutral terms right?
Or cultural bias?
Or Micro-agressions reminding bloody women to be fertile, fuckable humans.
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