Gender and Sex are the same thing

Thank you for your response. Definitions (from Google)Gender (2 definitions):1. Either of the two sexes (male and female), Especially when considered with reference to social and cultural differences rather than biological ones. The term is also used more broadly to denote a range of identities that do not correspond to established ideas of male and female. 2. Gender is the range of characteristics pertaining to, And differentiating between, Masculinity and femininity. Depending on the context, These characteristics may include biological sex, Sex-based social structures, Or gender identity. Your definition: "The attitudes, Feelings, And behaviors" One can feel, Or say that they are a chair. It does not make them a chair. Sex:Either of the two main categories (male and female) into which humans and most other living things are divided on the basis of their reproductive functions. Societal construct:In the domain of social constructionist thought, A social construct is an idea or notion that appears to be natural and obvious to people who accept it but may or may not represent reality, So it remains largely an invention or artifice of a given society. Opening argument:Definition 1 includes " biological sex"Definition 1 includes "biological sex"Your definition includes "biological sex"A masculine woman is still a woman. A feminine man is still a man. People tend to think: "Gender = Man and Woman. Sex = Male and Female"Why is there a differentiation when they are the same? A man is a male and a woman is a female. Male and female is just the scientific name for man and woman. This very website (debate. Org) asks your gender. Male and female are there. Various other websites do the same thing, Such as google (gmail) and yahoo and the list goes on. If gender and sex are different then how come so many websites, And even job applications have the option "Gender - M or F"? I included societal construct because things such as transgenderism and gender dysphoria has been somehow apart of a societal norm. The definition speaks for itself: "may not represent reality" it does not represent reality. It is purely based off of how people feel. Society must not conform to other peoples' feelings and convenience when it comes to something like this. It in turn results to unfairness and it results in lies, When we should all aim for the truth and nothing but the truth. The definition of gender should not have changed nor should it have been altered. Both gender and sex are simply the same thing. One may argue that they are not the same thing, But even so, They are closely linked. That says something. I will continue this debate from the standpoint of gender and sex being the same thing, Because they are. Answer 1Assuming that bob is a man and was born a man, Correct? I will be referring to him as he. Bob is the gender he was born as. He is a man, Regardless of the surgery. Changing his name doesn't change his gender. Can he now bear children? Does he have a uterus, Fallopian tubes, A vagina, And a clitoris? What about breasts? "Should trans people have the right to identify with a gender other than their biological sex? " No. Answer 2I can color a piece of white paper red and it will now appear red, But it was once white. Your eyes were (and are) biologically brown, Even though they are now superficially blue by appearance. By your DNA and biology, Your eyes would still be brown regardless, No matter what. A black person can bleach their skin white, But they will still be black because they were born black, Their DNA and biology. In any case, Changing eye color is much simpler and more cut and dry than gender reassignment surgery, Even though laser eye surgery comes with risks. Answer 3I do not believe in gender dysphoria. I know of it, And I know that it's a thing, But I just don't find it logically sound. "If gender is psychologically incongruent with biological sex then why shouldn't these suffering people be allowed to identify as something else? " Because scientifically, Biologically and realistically they are born as their biological sex, So they need to accept how they were born. Not something else just because they feel like they are something different than what they are. Answer 4I am indifferent on intersex. I understand the concept. If someone is non binary, It can't be helped. I would like to hand back over the question to you of how to update the vocabulary to reflect this. Await your response. - L.