If there's no such thing as biological sex, then how do trans people know they are trans?  ?

2020-11-11T17:34:26Z

I don't know where you have been, but there are tons of people who claim that biological sex is not real.  It's PC science.  Nicholas Matte to name one proponent.

2020-11-11T20:14:10Z

But Time was judged guilty of using “a simplistic and outdated understanding of biology to perpetuate some very dangerous ideas about trans women,” and failing to acknowledge that biological sex “isn’t something we’re actually born with, it’s something that doctors or our parents assign us at birth.”

https://www.heritage.org/gender/commentary/transgender-ideology-riddled-contradictions-here-are-the-big-ones

Sky2020-11-12T07:19:07Z

Even if there are people who claim there's no such thing as biological sex, they're just idiots who are denying the fact that some people have a penis, testicles, and prostate while other people have a vagina, uterus, and ovaries.  That is what constitutes biological sex.  That is different from gender identity which is how the brain is wired from before the person is born.

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Anonymous2020-11-11T12:48:02Z

There is such thing as biological sex. No one denies it.

Biological sex, put simply, is the physical sex you are born as.

Transgender know they are transgender because the gender they are is different to their biological sex.

Most of the time biological sex and gender match but not all the time, this is how we know gender is separate to biological sex.

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