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minus-square@n3m37h@lemmy.dbzer0.comlinkfedilink-3•10 months agoDon’t worry there are only 107 recognized genders. I’d like to hear any politician throw that one around
minus-square@Kit@lemmy.blahaj.zonelinkfedilink1•10 months agoWhy can’t those 107 genders fall under T for trans? I feel old for saying this, but if you don’t identify with your birth gender then doesn’t that make a person trans? Why do they need a extra letter on LGBT for it?
Don’t worry there are only 107 recognized genders. I’d like to hear any politician throw that one around
Why can’t those 107 genders fall under T for trans? I feel old for saying this, but if you don’t identify with your birth gender then doesn’t that make a person trans? Why do they need a extra letter on LGBT for it?