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Title: Philosophy question of the month-October Post by: GeraldFord on October 09, 2006, 03:27:22 PM Do you have to be anatomically a male to be a man and anatomically female to be a woman? Or can a "man" be in a woman's body and vice versa?
Title: Re: Philosophy question of the month- September Post by: AtariLegend on October 09, 2006, 04:02:41 PM If you're not talking about transvestites, what the hell are you talking about?
Title: Re: Philosophy question of the month- September Post by: Natasha23 on October 09, 2006, 04:07:40 PM I think gender is mostly in your mind.
Title: Re: Philosophy question of the month- September Post by: Rockin' Rose on October 09, 2006, 04:41:44 PM Do you have to be anatomically a male to be a man and anatomically female to be a woman? Or can a "man" be in a woman's body and vice versa? It's possible, I've seen a documentary of this, in most cases you are born as a Hermaphrodite and the parents make the wrong decision.. But imagine this, If you are a women in a male's body and you are a lesbian, does that basicly make you a heterosexual? Title: Re: Philosophy question of the month- September Post by: GeraldFord on October 09, 2006, 04:55:26 PM Do you have to be anatomically a male to be a man and anatomically female to be a woman? Or can a "man" be in a woman's body and vice versa? It's possible, I've seen a documentary of this, in most cases you are born as a Hermaphrodite and the parents make the wrong decision.. But imagine this, If you are a women in a male's body and you are a lesbian, does that basicly make you a heterosexual? That's me! Title: Re: Philosophy question of the month- September Post by: GeraldFord on October 09, 2006, 04:56:10 PM If you're not talking about transvestites, what the hell are you talking about? Most transvestites are straight. I think only Drag Queens are gay. Title: Re: Philosophy question of the month- September Post by: AtariLegend on October 09, 2006, 04:59:10 PM If you're not talking about transvestites, what the hell are you talking about? Most transvestites are straight. I think only Drag Queens are gay. I never said anything about sexuality, I was just curious as to what kinds of answers the intial poster, expected. Title: Re: Philosophy question of the month- September Post by: GeraldFord on October 09, 2006, 05:37:21 PM If you're not talking about transvestites, what the hell are you talking about? Most transvestites are straight. I think only Drag Queens are gay. I never said anything about sexuality, I was just curious as to what kinds of answers the intial poster, expected. All kinds of anwers! Everything--the mind, sex, dress--social norms--it's all part of the same question. Title: Re: Philosophy question of the month- September Post by: -Jack- on October 09, 2006, 05:42:08 PM Do you have to be anatomically a male to be a man and anatomically female to be a woman? Or can a "man" be in a woman's body and vice versa? I think if your born with male body parts.. your a man. If your born with female body parts your a woman. There's grey around being born with none.. or both. Then I have no clue... But I don't believe that you can "become" a member of the opposite sex... even with surgery. If you really want to believe your a woman.. or a man... go ahead.. but you are still technically what you started as. Title: Re: Philosophy question of the month-October Post by: Mr. Dick Purple on October 10, 2006, 09:25:20 AM Agree with Jack here, is quite difficult to be any other gender only because you want it, on the other side there are also hormones that are quite decesive if you know if you like girls or boys
Title: Re: Philosophy question of the month-October Post by: AtariLegend on October 10, 2006, 01:23:41 PM If your born with neither male or female bits, even if you have surgery, only one things sure and thats that you will be pissed later in life.
Title: Re: Philosophy question of the month-October Post by: Sparksry on October 10, 2006, 04:24:30 PM Its a state of mind ... It's all in ones concept of what is what, and who is what.
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