There's atleast one "Hashtag" on this planetJust call your kid an emoji
https://www.dailydot.com/society/hashtag-jameson-baby-name/
There's atleast one "Hashtag" on this planetJust call your kid an emoji
Should have used a lowercase B and F.UoT gives no fucks
Blue hasn't always been socially a boy's colour and pink a girl'sIs it? I'm no professor but from what I could tell there has been studies dedicated to this very premise over the years, and the results are, well, complicated.
Yes, I know people in general accept it's not 'black and white' but what does neuroscience tell us?Society has long made this assumption and nowadays people accept that it's not always black and white
There's atleast one "Hashtag" on this planet
https://www.dailydot.com/society/hashtag-jameson-baby-name/
Which aspects of gender are determined by biology?
Pink hasn't even been a "girl" color for, like, most of the history of humanity.
They are attempting to make a legally recognized change to birth certification, not based on the (medically classifiable) biology of the child, but an assumed potential psychological choice (or non-choice) that the child could make, at some indeterminate time in the future.
Unless they teach the kid how to read based on their birth certificate, I don't see how this would ever be an issue. They raise the kid and can teach them about gender. The doctor needs to stick to the biological facts at birth.The parent and lawyer argue that a doctor determining a sex assigns a gender as well. I agree BBC should have made the difference clearer but the parent does not seem to be confused on the meaning of gender at all.
Yes you're right about that - that's society. But is it really that bad if boys wear blue and play with trucks/action man and girls wear pink and play with Barbie?
This is pretty cool.On her name:
Unless they teach the kid how to read based on their birth certificate, I don't see how this would ever be an issue. They raise the kid and can teach them about gender. The doctor needs to stick to the biological facts at birth.
About trucks and dolls??Yes, I know people in general accept it's not 'black and white' but what does neuroscience tell us?
I think most people (including, apparently, the parent) are ignoring the fact that sex and gender are completely different things.
Biological sex refers to a person's genitalia and hormone configurations. Sex still isn't as cut and dry as some people would think, though. There are male and female and also some people who, for various reasons, are considered intersex and fall on the spectrum between "both" and "neither". This is, again, ONLY referring to genitalia and hormones.
Gender and gender expression is a completely different thing and boils simply down to an individual's personal preference for how they present themselves. You cannot determine a person's gender by looking in their pants. Gender has a yet to be determined biological component, but in simplest terms corresponds to how a person feels about themselves and their body.
You can, generally, assign a sex at birth. You cannot assign a gender (though people try).
What are the risks of immediately stopping their dosages? What is the impact on a baby?
I think most people (including, apparently, the parent) are ignoring the fact that sex and gender are completely different things.
Biological sex refers to a person's genitalia and hormone configurations. Sex still isn't as cut and dry as some people would think, though. There are male and female and also some people who, for various reasons, are considered intersex and fall on the spectrum between "both" and "neither". This is, again, ONLY referring to genitalia and hormones.
Gender and gender expression is a completely different thing and boils simply down to an individual's personal preference for how they present themselves. You cannot determine a person's gender by looking in their pants. Gender has a yet to be determined biological component, but in simplest terms corresponds to how a person feels about themselves and their body.
You can, generally, assign a sex at birth. You cannot assign a gender (though people try).
Come on son.
Even without your input they are going to get influenced by other people / media / society, so I don't see why I shouldn't take care of my own child.
If I get a boy I'll raise him as a "boy", if it's a girl, I'll raise her as a "girl", if they decide otherwise at any point I don't have a problem either, because that's their decision and not mine. (and I can't change it either, so who cares)
People act like this is going to produce worse humans, I'm fine with the way I was raised and I don't lack tolerance or intelligence. (classic catholic family which would be pretty upset if their grandchildren would be gay or whatever, but that's nothing they can influence.)
which affects no one else besides the child, yes.
I just don't understand the point of not using capital letters on the name. What is she trying to prove here?
I have always signed my name without capital letters. When I was taking a Master of Laws degree in 1990, I had letterhead designed and my name was in lower case. I liked it, so I continued it when I returned to private practice in 1992.
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So I have kept that spelling, and I tell this story in unlearning oppression workshops.
What if your kid says he doesn't ever want to go to school?How are you taking care of your child if they want to do something, but you don't let them because it's something not typically associated with their gender? That just seems like terrible parenting to me. "Hey Dad, can I get this toy?" "No son, you can't dolls are for girls". Why not just let your kid's tastes and preferences develop more naturally?
You don't get to choose to not capitalize your name. The English language uses capital letters for names.
Would it be proper to call them a mother or father? Is it just parent? Even if they gave birth or provided an egg or sperm?
What are the advantages? It's not normal to have 3rd party testosterone pumped into your body while pregnant just so you can have a beard.
Changing your chemical balance while pregnant so you can have a beard and a moustache is dangerously irresponsible and careless.
What if your kid says he doesn't ever want to go to school?
What if your kid says he loves some random grown ass adult? Will you let him forge a relationship with this man?
What if your kid says he doesn't ever want to eat any food? Will you let him starve?
What if your kid says he doesn't want to go to bed (at his appointed sleep time) and instead wants to stay awake all night to play video games?
The more I consider it, the more I think it would prove disadvantageous to the child in the short and long terms, and if legally recognized, would impact more children in the future if their parents chose to follow suit.
That distinction is almost 60 years old.Theres a difference between gender and sex?!?!
Always thought they were different ways to say
the same thing like kleenex and tissue
I'm not cut out for this modern society thing
Read the thread.I just don't understand the point of not using capital letters on the name. What is she trying to prove here?
What if your kid says he doesn't ever want to go to school?
What if your kid says he loves some random grown ass adult? Will you let him forge a relationship with this man?
What if your kid says he doesn't ever want to eat any food? Will you let him starve?
What if your kid says he doesn't want to go to bed (at his appointed sleep time) and instead wants to stay awake all night to play video games?
FixedThe lawyer sounds like they belong in arrested development.
What if your kid says he doesn't ever want to go to school?
What if your kid says he loves some random grown ass adult? Will you let him forge a relationship with this man?
What if your kid says he doesn't ever want to eat any food? Will you let him starve?
What if your kid says he doesn't want to go to bed (at his appointed sleep time) and instead wants to stay awake all night to play video games?
How exactly would that happen? It's all left to they parents how they'll treat the child. Hardly anyone will even see the certificate. It makes no sense to me to mislabel the "sex". Even if they themselves are aware of the distinction between sex and gender, they're now promoting the opposite to the world with this news story.If you read the article the parent and lawyer make the the point that assigning a sex at birth will inadvertently gender the child before the child can discover their gender themselves. Despite BBC seemingly ignoring or not knowing the difference, the parent and lawyer do know.
The officially known "sex" of the child is undetermined.Goofy headline. A baby was born with a gender. They just choose not to make that information known.
That distinction is almost 60 years old.
Read the thread.
So not forcing gender roles is just like letting your kid not eat, sleep or learn...
Letting your son play with dolls is like letting your son date an adult?
My point is that they were probably taking it before they were pregnant and stopping a regular dosage of a chemical at anytime can cause issues, let alone if you have a child. Framing it around "having a beard" or "have a moustache" repeatedly bashing that point home just leads me to believe there is juvenile hate behind someone being transgendered. Find it difficult to believe I am actually engaging an actual person rather than a throw away hate account.
Not sure why I am wasting my time taking bait.
I was hoping for some concrete examples, with scientific proof if possible.
This study provides strong support for the claim that with
greater human development and with greater opportunities for
gender equality, the personalities of men and women do not
become more similar (see also Costa et al., 2001; McCrae, 2002;
McCrae et al., 2005). To the contrary, in more prosperous and
egalitarian societies the personality profiles of men and women
become decidedly less similar