Why do you say I have a thick skull

I thought you got mad that I called you names

pretend that there is a maple tree

Okay

now say that you cut it down to make it look like a palm tree

Mhm

what is that tree?

@$iffyßoy I want you to chew on my ballsack

A dead tree

Yum

And that does not prove anything

a MAPLE TREE that looks like a palm tree

Siffy u like a snacc

yikes

Alliana is an obvious dude

@Lli-llama i hope that ur a female

Yea

She isn’t

A huge 6,8 Latino

Yeah

it makes me feel uncomfortable when i receive compliments from men or transgender

Anyways ur example did not prove anything

Im a dude dude

I mean im trans

Im trans guys

I love you princess @$iffyßoy

It did not show me why there is only 2 genders

Im the 3rd

Yea the third wheel

So shhh

Hehe

;_;

Cry me a river granny tranny

Our sex—male or female—is determined by our basic capacity to engage in sexually reproductive acts.

@$iffyßoy I hope you are getting me proof of why there is only 2 genders

Lol

That is sex not gender

I stuck my dick inside a vaccuum

And you say I have a thick skull

@$iffyßoy come back to bed, my little bitch

Suppose we met a race of creatures—fairly clearly non-rational animals—that was very different from us: on Mars, say. And the question arises: are these creatures sexed? and if so, can we distinguish male and female? We need to think now how we would go about finding out these answers. We would not do it by investigating their psyches, nor even merely by just looking at (or cutting up) individuals. We would try to find out how they reproduced and what was the role of the different organs of the different individuals involved in reproduction. Thus, sex is a biological and teleological notion. Anything else which is called sexual is so called ultimately because it has some relation to this process, to these organs.