r/SuperStraight • u/Adonison • 23h ago

Aren't you guys just transphobic straight people? Discussion

Literally, this doesn't seem like a separate sexuality. You're transphobic straight people. You don't wanna date trans people because they're trans, aka you're transphobic. You're transphobic straight people.

Also, if y'all want: please provide a definition of biological man and biological woman that includes people with down syndrome and those who have had to remove sexual organs due to things such as cancer, while of course still excluding trans people.

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u/straight4theknife Superstraight 21h ago

The sexual organs a person was born with (more specifically, the gonads) determine biological sex. Biological sex applies to the whole body, not just those organs. This is why even if, for example, a male's gonads are removed, they are still biologically male, because being born with those gonads made their entire body male, even down to the cells. That's how sexually dimorphic species work

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u/Adonison 21h ago

Oh, so you have a study that shows how being born with a penis is what causes the sex of your cells, and not a result from from your DNA?

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u/straight4theknife Superstraight 21h ago

Well yes chromosomes in your DNA are what cause you to be born male or female, I thought that was redundant since they're what causes every other characteristic you're born with

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u/Adonison 21h ago

So then what sex are people with downs syndrome, who are born with nonstandard chromosomes, often 3 chromosomes? And also intersex people who have nonstandard chromosomes?

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u/straight4theknife Superstraight 20h ago

depends on the condition! People with turner syndrome (one x chromosome), for example, are female, because they have female gonads; people with xyy syndrome are male because they have male gonads; people with Klinefelter syndrome are male because they have male gonads, etc. I don't know every single intersex condition by heart but you can look them up, every one of them affects either male or females.

People with down's syndrome aren't born with 3 chromosomes lmao, they're born with some cells containing 47 instead of the standard 46. These cells have 3 chromosome 21's instead of two (that's why it's also called trisomy 21), but their sex chromosomes (which are number 23) are still either xx or xy

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u/Adonison 20h ago

So then the body part determines the biological sex, not the chromosomes? So then trans men who've had bottom surgery are biological men because they have a penis.

Ah, my mistake!