To: WorkingClassFilth
Tweleve?!
I thought there was only five:
1-male
2-female
3-lesbian
4-homosexual
5-transexual
Or so I've been told by all those intellectuals at university. . .did they lie to me?
To: Gunrunner2
Tweleve?!
I thought there was only five:
1-male
2-female
3-lesbian
4-homosexual
5-transexual
Well, there's bi-sexual for sure. Then you have all those combinations of trangendered people that you always see on Jerry Springer. Like a gay man who has his weenie cut off and becomes a woman, but decides he really likes women and so becomes a transgendered lesbian. And so on...
To: Gunrunner2
Add asexual and hermaphrodite to the list. That gives us 6, I can't think of anymore.
56 posted on
11/10/2002 3:50:40 PM PST by
Brytani
To: Gunrunner2
Or so I've been told by all those intellectuals at university. . .did they lie to me? Well, yeah. Strictly speaking gender is a grammatical category, it is an attribute of words. In the Germanic languages it assumes ONE of the states: masculine, feminine or neuter. In the modern romance languages masculine or feminine. (Latin had a neuter gender.) Sex is a biological category. In mammals it is either male or female.
Mammals not fitting into one of these two categories are misfits
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