I’m not saying that all Catholics think this, but most do. also sorry if the seahorse is hard to see X—X

wooooooooooooooooooo over 300 lets go

      • Honytawk@feddit.nl
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        12 days ago

        Sex is biology, gender is sociology.

        Your biological sex is the physical manifestation. It involves your genitals and genes. That is why it is called a sex-change and not a gender-change.

        Your gender is how society perceives you. It is a spectrum between masculine and feminine. And not a single person in this world is pure masculine or feminine, since it also differs between societies. Like wearing a skirt is seen in most places as something feminine, but go to Scotland and there it is masculine.

        • merc@sh.itjust.works
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          12 days ago

          go to Scotland and there it is masculine.

          I wouldn’t say that. In Scotland wearing a skirt is still seen as feminine. Wearing a very special kind of skirt is seen as masculine in certain contexts. If you’re wearing a kilt, a sporran (the purse thing), knee length socks, the right kind of shoes, etc. it’s definitely a masculine style of dress. But, without all the accessories it’s more ambiguous whether it’s male or female. And if it’s not a tartan at all – say a miniskirt, that’s definitely still feminine in Scotland.