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In response to "I am too. I had no idea that a trans person was infringing on her rights as a woman. nm" by John Murphy

That reminds me. If someone is a trans woman, is she bio female, or is she MtF? -- nm

Posted by loosilu (aka loosilu2) Jun 11 '20, 14:10

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Hufflepuff. -- nm - Diva Jun 11, 14:48
The latter. (The way to remember - women don't like to be referred to as men) -- nm - Roger More Jun 11, 14:11 7
- Right - trans women were born with a penis. Trans men - not. -- nm - John Murphy Jun 11, 14:14 6
  - broadly speaking, you'd probably be correct, but my understanding is that it is considered more correct to say "assigned male (female) at birth" rather than making assumptions about anatomy. -- nm* - znufrii, silly old man Jun 11, 14:16 5
    - This. If you see "amab" or "afab" now you know what they mean. Basically the person was misgendered at birth. - TWuG Jun 11, 14:23 4
      - Oh, that's simple then. -- nm - loosilu Jun 11, 14:36
      - now do "ace" "enby" and "pan". :) -- nm - znufrii, silly old man Jun 11, 14:35 1
        
        Ace = asexual, enby = non-binary, and pan = pansexual -- nm - TWuG Jun 11, 14:41
      - But now it looks like that acronym will have to be updated. -- nm - Roger More Jun 11, 14:26

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