Gender Discussion

[Corsair5]

By the way, Yuri, that's pretty freaky that you're asexual.

[Raito]

By the way, Yuri, that's pretty freaky that you're asexual.

And? I enjoy being this way.  

[Jafar]

It's not that freaky if It's (Yuri) an alien.  

[Raito]

It's not that freaky if It's (Yuri) an alien.

Nah, I'm just a human being, totally devoid of any sexual organs.  

[Jafar]

I know the true story. You're an alien from the planet Spork who came here to hide from the invading Bolognan Empire. Don't worry, your secret is safe with me.  

[Raito]

I know the true story. You're an alien from the planet Spork who came here to hide from the invading Bolognan Empire. Don't worry, your secret is safe with me.

 
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Your sheer inability to comprehend this, confuses me.    

[Pwincess]

Unfortunately, the world seems to be determined on classifying people as male or female, while in fact there should be three gender classifications.

[Raito]

Unfortunately, the world seems to be determined on classifying people as male or female, while in fact there should be three gender classifications.

Actually, you should read this.

Note: not for immatured people.

http://www.yuri.qsurf.org/sexuality/

[Pwincess]

Yuri thank you so much for those articles!  I'm currently studying a subject on 'human sexuality' at uni and we've actually had quite a few discussions in class on this topic.

If you've got time, you might be interested in chasing up the following textbook:
Byer, C., Shainberg, L., Galliano, G. (2002). Dimensions of Human Sexuality (Sixth Edition).

[Raito]

Yuri thank you so much for those articles!  I'm currently studying a subject on 'human sexuality' at uni and we've actually had quite a few discussions in class on this topic.

If you've got time, you might be interested in chasing up the following textbook:
Byer, C., Shainberg, L., Galliano, G. (2002). Dimensions of Human Sexuality (Sixth Edition).

Actually, I'm not that interested for the time being. I only agreed to host those documents for someone and out of curiosity, found them rather intriguing.  

[Pwincess]

No problem

[Corsair5]

So...uh..you're like a worm or something? Do you produce children alone, or can you not do it at all?

Also, the reason why they're classified as male and female is because the Asexual people have birth defects. It has to do with carrying on the Human race. We gotta keep entering in new runners, because people just keep dropping and they can't go anymore.

If you catch my meanings.

[Pwincess]

What about hetrosexual couples who don't want to have children, or gay/lesbian couples who use IVF?

[Corsair5]

What about hetrosexual couples who don't want to have children, or gay/lesbian couples who use IVF?

They're still male or female. None of them are asexual.

[Brassfire]

Well, someone without any identifying sexual organs at all would be asexual, rather than female or male. And there are also hermaphodites, which are both male and female and therefore can't really be called either one exclusively.

Yes, they're birth differences and the people with those differences are often sterile, but there is a problem in the conceptualizations of language when people who aren't male OR female get called one of those in order for other people to be capable of relating to them.