You’re defining “female” as the sex that produces large gametes, but that definition doesn’t actually match how you use the word. Millions of women don’t produce ova — women who’ve had hysterectomies or oophorectomies, women born without ovaries, women with ovarian failure, and all post‑menopausal women. These aren’t niche exceptions; they’re a normal part of the female population.
And this is exactly the same point you made with your own analogy about humans and bipedalism. You said someone with one leg is still human even though humans are typically bipedal. That’s precisely my point: losing or lacking a function doesn’t remove someone from the category.
So if your definition excludes huge numbers of women you still recognize as female, then the definition isn’t actually describing the category you’re trying to define. That’s the contradiction I was highlighting.
you're literally making my points for me now.