Gender and Sex are the same thing

I'm glad we've reached some common ground; we both agree that non-binary people exist. I accept your definitions. Argument 1The data from a National Transgender Discrimination Survey shows that 41% of the transgender community has attempted suicide. The second half of the research focuses on how prejudice against the transgender community is responsible for this. The most effective way to combat this prejudice is by changing public perception of transgender people. Updating our vocabulary and getting people used to the idea of non-binary gender classifications is a step towards this goal. That's why I support the non-binary definition of gender. williamsinstitute. Law. Ucla. Edu/wp-content/uploads/AFSP-Williams-Suicide-Report-Final. Pdf RebuttalsCon: "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? "Web developers are not the moral authority on this issue. I would also point out that Google includes the option for custom genders. So does: Facebook Twitter Okaycupid Instagram Tinder This list goes on for a while. . . Point 2 - Eye color analogyCon: "I 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"I agree with you. You still haven't answered the question though, Would you call my eyes blue despite the fact that they are biologically brown? More to the point, Why is it okay to slander biology if I change my height, Eyes, Or hair color, But it's not okay when it comes to sex? Point 3 - Gender Dysphoria"I 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. "Keep in mind that what may be illogical to you, Is perfectly logical to others, (Hence the reason we have this website). Modern psychology recognizes that issues with gender identity can cause extreme stress. That's why these professionals support gender fluid definitions. Con: "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"Why? Why should they simply accept how they were born? Should people born into a lower Caste in India accept how they were born? Should the "untouchables" in Japan accept how they were born? Should deaf people refuse hearing implants and instead just accept how they were born? People have the right to change themselves; that includes gender reassignment surgery. Point 4 - Intersex peopleCon: "I 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. "I'm glad we agree that non-binary people exist. There are dozens of different sexual development disorders which result in someone not falling on the binary male/female classification. This is one of the major reasons we switched to a non-binary definition of gender - because it's more accurately defined on a spectrum.