Introduction The term gender is one of the basic terminologies which have been given general definitions which encompass all aspects of humanity, for instance age, being male or female, sex among others. When this is analyzed in relation to this context it is used to refer to the sexual identity. Sex therefore can be used as a term which refers to either human females or males in regard to individual biological features which are mainly: chromosomes, sex organs, hormones and other physical features that might be present on the human body (Haraway, 1991). In today’s society, normally these features are used used to categorically determine most of the people’s identities and this relates to sex. In many cases this term has been used to put a difference between people of opposite biological entities socially and even in the culturally natured societies. According to the research conducted by Gartens (1996) on gender distinctions and sex, he concluded that the two factors are more or less the same in regards to the differentiation between consciousness and the mind. Main Discussion According to his research Gartens (1996), accounts for some feminists theories which actually attempt to define and destroy the sex/gender. He concludes that gender is a conceptual tool which is gained through hegemony. The feminist theory on the other hand relates sex or gender to as biological, anatomical, or physiological body in relation to the body genes.The feminist the theory therefore defines, Maleness and femaleness as a form of sexual category taps the behavioral manifestation of a traditionally based, ethnically shared fantasy about male and female biologics, and by this sex and gender are not subjectively linked (Gatens, 1996). This indicates that the connection between the female body and femininity is not arbitrary in the same way the symptom is not arbitrary related to its etiology. Personal identity is a gendered identity that is understood to be absolutely separate from one’s bodily sex (Jackson, 1998). At the birth of children their social characters are seen as the same but only come to differ with time as the male and female child grow. According to an interview conducted by Walsh, Gaten it confirms to his augment that sex is wrongly viewed as an exclusively natural and thus unchangeable category he stipulates that there are no neutral bodies (Gatens, 2004). In addition, Socialization process has been found to act on neutral and passive bodies which have high chances of leading to behaviorism in any human being and is more likely to occur in animals than human beings. Therefore, this signifies that the male transsexual experience of female identify if expected to be different a female who is therefore not transsexual. According to the author, human being view on sex is based on biological understanding which seems to be historical and cultural ideologies. According to the empirical study conducted by Gatens (2004), he argues that sex and gender are allied with distinction between the biological and the social factors. This therefore implies that the body and mind are key areas when it comes to human decisions making since they normally reinforce implementation of uncritical dualisms. As earlier stated the body should n