DarkwolfX37

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Nimda said
Half kidding. But since the DNA is normally XX or XY, it's not. And true Cthulhus are always Cthulhus. I was born this way Dark, so why can't you tolerate my life choices? :'(

WAIT A FUCKING SECOND YOU PONCE.
"Born this way" <> "life choices"

Plus, "normal" <> absolute.

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Nimda said
First: I totally am. #MasterSpeciesSecond: Quite true.Third: If that's what I recognize myself with, you have no right to tell me what it's about. You've never been a Cthulhu, so you don't understand the pain.Stop oppressing me, you Cthulhuphobic bigot.

I HAVE been a Cthulhu though. Geez dude get a grip.

Nimda said
Oh, Dark. More info:There are many different reasons a person may exhibit a mix between male and female genitalia. In many cases, the individual has a "normal" genotype (XX or XY) but a mutation in some other gene that causes the genitalia to form differently. It is important to realize that every human being starts out as a "hermaphrodite," in that you possess both male and female proto-sexual organs while you are developing, and one or the other is typically suppressed/degrades depending on your chromosomal makeup.The most common intersex condition is congenital adrenal hyperplasia, where a person's adrenal glands produce higher than normal masculanising hormone levels, resulting in the partial to complete masculanisation of the genitalia of an XX individual.

Like I said, the issue is not whether it is a mutation, it's simply that hermaphroditism is classified as a sex.

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Nimda said
I don't think this requires it. First: Nah, I'm superior to any animal in the world. Second, it's a better analogy because it represents it better. Third: My role in society is to have the blood of virgins sacrificed to me, but society is too bigoted to recognize it as my true gender. It's so backwards.

First: You're not human.
Second: Bullshit.
Third: That's not what Cthulhu is about, and on top of that dude that's my role.

Nimda said
Nah, the species of Cthulhu.

That's not a species -_-

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Nimda said
You see, first, those are animals, not us. Second, your analogy would be better if you had a blue circle with a small red or purple square inside of it. It's blue for the most part, but doesn't deserve its own color. Although with the animal species, they're prominently one gender until they switch. But I'm never going to change my stance that sex = gender. Otherwise, my gender is Cthulhu. Oh, no. I RP better as females because it's more fun to RP as a female. Not as simple as "I like it better." :P

Also, your gender can't be an individual being. :P

For example, my gender can't be David. Sven's gender can't be Peter. :P

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Valiance said
Not everything has a simple one either.Let me know how it goes if you do.

I'll be sure to do that. :)

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Nimda said
You see, first, those are animals, not us. Second, your analogy would be better if you had a blue circle with a small red or purple square inside of it. It's blue for the most part, but doesn't deserve its own color. Although with the animal species, they're prominently one gender until they switch. But I'm never going to change my stance that sex = gender. Otherwise, my gender is Cthulhu. Oh, no. I RP better as females because it's more fun to RP as a female. Not as simple as "I like it better." :P

Okay, first, humans are animals. Second, not really. because you're using an analogy geared towards your point. And there are specific genders, a lot of people make them up, but gender refers to the social roles of each sex, by definition, and in popular culture it means a bunch of crap that should not be called gender, but rather something else.

Ah. I tend to go off of implied things so... sorry about that.

Fair enough.

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Valiance said
I wouldn't. I'm just not the same way, so I will pick on you for it as a friend.That is a very logical explanation, and you may be right.

Thanks, but it pales in comparison to my original one that I don't remember. I just remember it was something about underlying human nature and "dna memories"/instincts/etc. Anyway, it would be nice to be able to test that or have some evidence for it either way.

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Nimda said
I'd like to point out that I don't believe that is the case. One thing I've learned throughout the years is that not everything has a complicated explanation.

That was a pretty simple one though :P

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Nimda said
Bro, I have no access to a female mindset whatsoever. The source of all my female characters is literally just what I can determine would fly in an anime.

Oh well then fuck man. You said that you rp better as them, which implies that you thought your in character mindset was at least somewhat true.

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Nimda said
Chiwawas are a breed....Anyway, analyzing any of the more prominent DNA sectors will show their legitimate gender.

Breeding is nothing but utilizing mutations, which almost every if not every disorder is.

Okay, again, please realize that gender <> sex. This is a definition thing.

Gender: the state of being male or female (typically used with reference to social and cultural differences rather than biological ones).

Sex: either of the two main categories (male and female) into which humans and many other living things are divided on the basis of their reproductive functions.

So while yes, you're technically right about their "true" sex, keep in mind that there are hermaphrodite species, such as various slugs, do exist. Because they have their own sex of hermaphrodite, the same can be applied to classify humans. Sex, gender, pretty much everything related to this subject is nothing but how humans are classified in regards to one another. The only underlying difference is dna, and if you want to claim that males and females are different things because their dna types are different, then having both would be different than both, not part of either or both. Like, purple. Purple has both blue and red, but it is it's own color. Even lighter shades are blue AND red, even if the red is in less amounts than other shades. It's still purple, which is still red and blue, but it's classified as it's own color instead of a shade of either red or blue.

Is that a better explanation?