Er, chromosomes are not always the deciding factor. XY Female (Swyer Syndrome) and XX Male (de la Chapelle syndrome) do exist in nature. They appear outwardly as their gender would suggest despite not having the typical chromosome structure.
Chromosomes are the most deciding factor when it comes to having kids you know...
Just where are you going with this?
To be fair, that's pretty much DC's fault. He talked about a "trap" for years before we got (St)Eve and it wasn't really that clear whether (s)he would indeed be trans or just male until it happened. Once a narrative is established, it's hard to get rid of it.
She's supposed to be inspired by Selena Gomez
I don't know where you want to drive me. You seem to want to make the statement that trans women are the same as women. They are not. I do not insult anybody and certainly I do not *want* to insult anybody by stating this fact. If there was/is a trans woman who wants to be treated like a woman and called a woman, so be it and I am the last person on earth who would say "No, you are not a woman". But, biologically spoken, there is a difference. That's all and from my point of view this discussion should end now.
I most certainly do not want to do that. I just wanted to point out that XX does not always result in female and also that XY does not always result in male. That's all the point I was making.
What bug are you talking about? I know there is a glitch if Jenny is pregnant during the event. Just let her have the baby and go to the party afterwards when it's in day care.
No problem. Like I said, I know a number of trans individuals personally and knowing them and knowing how they feel about this term, it becomes a bit personal. I'm not trans, gender fluid, or non-binary myself, but I do consider myself slightly gender-nonconforming. My brain is wired in a way that doesn't quite fit with male norms in this society.
Do you believe this could be a result of conditioning, whether self induced or external?
Thank you for the question. My response follows (in order not to take up space for something others might not find interesting):
dont you mean darkcookie
