gender

one’s internal sense of self in relation to the social constructs of masculinity, femininity and androgyny
sam is a boy. that is his gender.
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a reflection of one’s self-image as relating to s-xual nature. there are, in general, three genders:

1) male
2) female
3) something you made up one day to feel speshul. e.g. “semiqueer-bi-spirit-sh-m-l-“. may use made-up pr-nouns such as “xe”, “ze”, “schlee”, “nflgsufgshuihousu”, etc. anyone who finds this ridiculous is a bigot and is literally hitler.
can you believe that facebook doesn’t feature “transquasi-neutermale” in its gender selection?! this is making me sick. this is making it harder for me to achieve self-realization and be myself!
a societal construct that is, in actuality, about as useless and restrictive as race.
there may be unfathomable, uncrossable chasm that exist between certain types of people, but gender should not be considered one of them.
a property of nouns and pr-nouns.

a noun can have one of three genders, masculine, feminine, and neuter. gender is never male or female; that is s-x.

the gender of a noun may have little or no relation to the s-x of its bearer. for example, in german, the word for dog is der hund, which has masculine gender. a dog may be male or female, but the word for dog has masculine gender.

radical feminists, effeminate men, and extremely ignorant people use the word to mean s-x. they also ignorantly believe that the pr-noun he, when used to refer to someone of unknown s-x, is offensive. instead, they ignorantly and incorrectly use the word they to refer to a single person of unknown s-x. notice that french, german, spanish, and other people have no trouble at all distinguishing s-x and gender. a german is never offended by the word er used to refer to someone of unknown s-x, even though er also means he. that’s because germans are intelligent enough to know the difference between gender and s-x, and that gender may have little to do with s-x.

even well-meaning organizations ask for you gender on applications now, but only out of ignorance. they surely want to know if you are male or female, not whether you enjoy eating b-tt or prancing on floats in parades.
the word ship often has a feminine gender. people refer to a ship as she.
your mode of self-reflection or id dealing with how you see yourself (or don’t see yourself) in terms of your s-x.
there are two s-xes, but countless genders.
a pejorative used in place of “s-x”
show me some gender….
gimme some gender….
got some gender last night…
i think i got herpes from that prost-tute gendering…
how one defines themselves with clothes, pr-nouns, how they carry themselves, etc (i.e. male, female, androgynous, etc). different from s-x- ex: a person may be born female (s-x) but identify as male (gender), though for many, s-x and gender are synonymous.
“i prefer female pr-nouns such as ‘she’ and ‘her’, because female is my gender.” or “my gender is androgynous, though my s-x is male.”