Re: Gender

--- On Mon, 26 Steg Belsky wrote:

> - and people (except for artificial
>androids, etc.) can't be of the neuter gender.
On the contrary, in my work as a gender therapist I've met several,
they're more common that one would imagine. And although most identify
as one gender or the other there are some who are quite adamant they
are "left out" of things by the absence of specifically third-gender
(as opposed to gender-neutral) pronouns and titles and resent being
forced to choose between the limited set we have, as neither reflect
their reality. These are people who're physically intersex I'm talking
about, not psychological conditions such as androgeny or transvestitism.

Regards

Baba