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--- transdebates [2025/05/12 03:35] – admin
+++ transdebates [2025/05/26 01:17] (current) – [If I have to allow people to identify as any gender, then I have to anyone to identify as animals/other objects] fe80:4c95:eb05:4241:38cb:0100:e99f:9deb
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 A woman (use case) is someone who identifies as a woman (mention case)
+Some say sex is based on the gametes someone produces. However, there's people who do not produce them.
+The counter-argument is that that someone should be male or female, based on what their body "should do".
+Bodies are not teleological however, are aren't "meant" to produce female or male gametes. They just are. There are people who produce both gametes too.
+Thus, sex is not binary, and there isn't a way to group people into "man" and "woman".
+https://kim-hipwell.medium.com/why-gamete-production-does-not-define-sex-ae80eb67c379
 ==== "We can always tell when someone is transgender" ====
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 https://publications.aap.org/pediatrics/article-abstract/143/6/e20182902/76816/School-Restroom-and-Locker-Room-Restrictions-and?redirectedFrom=fulltext
+https://williamsinstitute.law.ucla.edu/wp-content/uploads/Trans-Bathroom-Access-Feb-2025.pdf
+==== If I have to allow people to identify as any gender, then I have to anyone to identify as animals/other objects ====
+This is a known as a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slippery_slope|Slippery Slope fallacy]] (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qt4f7QrfRRc).
+This is unrelated to addressing a person's preferred gender and name.
+If you run the argument backwards to as "not allow", then you can run into a bad conclusion too.
+While the argument is valid form, it's not sound.