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Originally Posted by horcrux2007
I think there shouldn't even be a significant difference between man and woman. A different set of genitals shouldn't decide how you want to act. You're born male or female; man or woman is just how you want to act.
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Interesting. We have a totally different life experience within our own bodies.
My male body (of course, includes my brain) gave me no choice as to "how I want to act" (in regards to sexual attraction). Never had a thought/desire outside an attractive sexually mature woman. Wasn't "a choice of how to act". Never. Not at all. Never a second.
It's like suggesting I chose not to want to eat the light switch in my room. No, it actually never occurred to me.
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Originally Posted by TheBossInTheWall
That I dunno. Never looked into research studies. I vaguely remember that in some people some sort of amount of genetic markers(correct term?) were higher in the 'opposite' sex of what they were born with. Horrible explanation. Brain not working so well tonight.
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I don't even know what that sentence means. Can you rephrase it?
To date, there are no genetic markers regarding homosexuality or "gender" (that is the existence of gender separate from sexual organs). None.
Seriously, don't believe the BS people say. Prove me wrong with a scientific periodical that has survived basic logical peer review.
That aside, the question I asked any adult can answer. Requires no research, just basic logic (such as process of elimination).
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If one thinks they are a different gender, than their body, what is doing the disagreeing?
The brain is the body. What's disagreeing?
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