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oliver is a pseud and an enormous manhon buffalo bill freak what else is newLet's break down what they're saying
So to summarise: yes, you can modify how act and dress and then take some hormones before getting your genitals hacked up or some plastic surgery. This is not really telling us anything new, you're just claiming these things are "sex", which they are not.
- Phenotypical sex - Mr Reddit has sectioned out morphology, so phenology in this context would mean development and behaviour. You can modify the development of a person through hormone blockers and artificial hormones, but you can't switch it to the development of someone of the opposite sex. As for behaviour, and I guess secondary phenotype, sure someone can grow their hair out, sling on heels and a dress, and behave in a way they understand a woman behaves. I don't think anyone ever questioned that.
- Endocrinological sex - Yes, HRT exists. You can flood someone with chemicals that block testosterone production or add in a bunch of hormones. You're not changing the endocrinological sex, though, because without this medical intervention the body would revert to normal endocrinology until it becomes too damaged to do so. This is like saying a man with a low testosterone disorder has a different endocrinological sex. Certainly trans women do not have the cyclical hormones associated with pre-menopausal women (ever heard of a trans women taking FSH?).
- Morphological sex - Morphology is the physical structure of an organism. They've separated out gonads and genitals, so in the purest sense I guess this means skeletal structure, larynx, fat deposition and boobs. Testosterone can indeed permanently alter the larynx resulting in a permanently deepened voice and permanently alter hair follicles to make vellus hair into terminal hair. This can also happen to women with an endocrinological disorder like PCOS, who are not said to have a different sex. HRT both ways will also impact fat deposition, and yeah I guess you could include boob jobs/mastectomy (although a woman who's had a mastectomy isn't considered to have changed her "morphological sex") and fillers/hacking off bits of bone from the face. This would essentially be classed as morphology in the context of healthcare and surgical outcomes, but not really in a biological context.
- Genital sex - You can do a chop shop, but you can't actually change a vagina into a penis or a penis into a vagina. Someone who loses their genitals in an accident would not be said to have changed their genital sex, they're just injured. I guess they're including testosterone induced megaclitoris, but that's still not a penis and can also just happen to women who get e.g. adrenal cancer.
- Chromosomal sex - A bone marrow transplant does not modify chromosomal sex, it creates a transgenic mosaic. Even without a bone marrow transplant, cells may exhibit e.g. mosaic aneuploidy anyway. Not every cell in your body is guaranteed to have both of your sex chromosomes but that does not mean you have a different chromosomal sex. You can't change chromosomal sex (no not even with CRISPR, that's not how CRISPR works).
- Gondal sex - Gonads are organs that produce gametes. You cannot change ovaries into testes or vice versa, so no you cannot modify gonadal sex, you can only remove the gonads. A woman who's had a oophorectomy has not changed her gonadal sex, she just doesn't have gonads anymore.
- Neurological sex - There does appear to be some sexual differentiation between male brains and female brains, typically relating to the size-adjusted volume of some brain regions and the density distributions of grey matter. There also have been a couple of studies that suggest some trans people may have some brain structures more typical of the opposite sex. However, just like they like to say "how do you know what chromosomes you have? have you checked?" they have no guarantee that their brain is one that exhibits . Ironically neurological sex would be the main example of an area that is not binary but bimodal, as there is a spectrum between "male brain structure" and "female brain structure" with a lot of overlap (and most of the structures do not exhibit variance besides overall size, which is not correlated to function).
he looks like some fat middle aged guy doing a drag bit of aunt petunia from harry potter on a dollar store budget
imagine how much of a creep you have to be for hontra to think youre a creep lol
do you think fat little oliver lennard patrols this board? greasy sausage fingers pounding away at the keyboard as he defends himself from all the hilarious and accurate MS paint drawings from behind an anonymous account