[Withano]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

that word "cis" annoys me too.

I'm pretty sure the whole brain debate is inconclusive actually, you've just chosen to believe the studies that support your POV

They're not at all inconclusive, they're extremely visibile on fmri scans. Several differences between male and female brains have been recorded, thats just a thing thats 100% guaranteed.

Soz for annoying you with the word cis.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Withano

They're not at all inconclusive, they're extremely visibile on fmri scans. Several differences between male and female brains have been recorded, thats just a thing thats 100% guaranteed.

Soz for annoying you with the word cis.

They actually are

https://www.newscientist.com/article...-female-brain/

[Withano]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

They actually are

https://www.newscientist.com/article...-female-brain/

I'm not playing swap the link with you

Yours doesnt really disprove or prove much

It reveals that most people have a mix of male and female brain features. And it also supports the idea that gender is non-binary, and that gender classifications in many situations are meaningless.

I can agree with that - more of a scale than two statutory points. Surely you can see why a person born a man would want to be a transwoman if their brain was more of a heavier mix of a female brain?

How thats not just a bunch of stereotypes like you assumed an hour ago?

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Withano

I'm not playing swap the link with you

Yours doesnt really disprove or prove much



I can agree with that - more of a scale than two statutory points. Surely you can see why a person born a man would want to be a transwoman if their brain was more of a heavier mix of a female brain?

How thats not just a bunch of stereotypes like you assumed an hour ago?

I'm sorry I don't really understand what you're asking here? (and again I'm not sure what you mean by "female brain"

[Withano]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

I'm sorry I don't really understand what you're asking here? (and again I'm not sure what you mean by "female brain"

Well, did you read the link you sent me. It defines the idea of male and female features of the brain, but how there arent two definitive brains, everyones brain is on a binary scale from extremely masculine to extremely feminine with everybody in between the two points.

If a person was born with a penis had more feminine features to their brain, you can see why they would sooner identify as a woman?

How thats not stereotypes like you assumed, their brain is literally structured in a feminine way.

That is what trans is? Brain differences, not stereotypes?

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Withano

Well, did you read the link you sent me. It defines the idea of male and female features of the brain, but how there arent two definitive brains, everyones brain is on a binary scale from extremely masculine to extremely feminine with everybody in between the two points.

If a person was born with a penis had more feminine features to their brain, you can see why they would sooner identify as a woman?

How thats not stereotypes like you assumed, their brain is literally structured in a feminine way.

That is what trans is? Brain differences, not stereotypes?

No I can't see that at all because if that were the case I'd be identifying as a man myself but again I don't define my gender by stereotypes, I define it by biology and life experiences because of that biology.

[Withano]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

No I can't see that at all because if that were the case I'd be identifying as a man myself but again I don't define my gender by stereotypes, I define it by biology and life experiences because of that biology.

I dont understand why you keep bringing up stereotypes though. I've never brought that up, your link never brought that up - as far as I can tell, thats just your misconception of what gender is.