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moral lesson: bago ka magclaim na posible ang EQUALITY sa 7 BILLION katao siguraduhin mo na MAIPAPALIWANAG MO KUNG PAANO, at hindi issue dyan ke general o exclusive lang sa LGBT lalo na sa nangyayari ngayon na pati BAGONG SILANG NA SANGOL ninanakaw ng LGBT mula sa magulang ibig sabihin ISSUE YAN NG 7 BILLION.
 
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moral lesson: bago ka magclaim na posible ang EQUALITY sa 7 BILLION katao siguraduhin mo na MAIPAPALIWANAG MO KUNG PAANO, at hindi issue dyan ke general o exclusive lang sa LGBT lalo na sa nangyayari ngayon na pati BAGONG SILANG NA SANGOL ninanakaw ng LGBT sa magulang ibig sabihin ISSUE YAN NG 7 BILLION.
Nawawala ka nanaman sa tanong ko. And as I said, ang nasa utak mo now is EQUALITY AS A WHOLE, and we're talking about, like, rights of people, about LGBT. Pero ikaw, nilahat mo yang word na equality. Ang gosh, I think this is the last na rereplyan kita, cos hindi mo talaga magets yung mga phrases na sinabi ko...
 
The point is how words are used gender/s*x, actually mas ginagamit ang word na gender to mean male or female like for example ano gender ng chicken na yan? Hindi gamitin ang salitang s*x hindi madalas gamitin sa anung s*x ng chicken na yan? Hindi ganun di ba dito sa Pilipinas? Bakit sasabihin mo things like scientific evidence na s*x is different from gender? Linguistics usage lang po ang pinagtatalunan at hindi kung may bakla o wala. Gender and s*x are generally used to mean female or male wherein gender us widely used to mean gender binary, iyon bakla is gender queer which sabi ko nga until 1955 'gender'was used by sociologist to refer to socio-roles more than biological *** to accomodate description of bakla, and W.H.O. just recently accepted the definition to accomodate din lgbt politicisation. So nagkaruon ng official extension ang salitang gender but other countries still use gender to mean strictly male or female, mga countries na usually don't use the word s*x except on bio-data. Hope malinaw na po yan. Mas gusto ninyo bang pakinggan na anu s*x niyan ganun? So we say anu gender niyan? When we are asking male or female ba yan.
S*x and gender are interchangeable in GRAMMAR. Have you ever heard of norms? People using s*x and gender as interchangeable terms have become norms in society now. But, scientifically speaking, they are still completely different. Thank you veeeeeery much. S*x is biological, Gender is a social construct.
 
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PAANO ang EQUALITY ayun sa imahinasyon mo?:love:
Ang tanong ko po, is why talk in general? At bakit po hindi ka kayang "i-recruit ng mga networkers?" Paki sagot naman po master cutie pie, para pag nasagot mo po yan lalo na ung sa "networking" tatahimik na po ako, magkukulong po ako sa banyo :)
 
S*x and gender are interchangeable in GRAMMAR. Have you ever heard of norms? People using s*x and gender as interchangeable terms have become norms in society now. But they are still completely different. Thank you veeeeeery much.
You agree now that s*x and gender are used interchangeably, as i said again the gender word has been given extended meaning by sociologists to mean socio-roles, but then as with other countries like the Philippines when we use the word Gender we mean male/female because we use the word Gender to mean gender binary, because nga we don't use the word s*x like anong s*x mo? Lol hindi natin sasabihin anong s*x ng chicken? We usually say anung gender ng chicken? But we are referring asking if it is a biological male or female and we are not asking about the chicken's socio-role as a gender queer di ba?
 
You agree now that s*x and gender are used interchangeably, as i said again the gender word has been given extended meaning by sociologists to mean socio-roles, but then as with other countries like the Philippines when we use the word Gender we mean male/female because we use the word Gender to mean gender binary, because nga we don't use the word s*x like anong s*x mo? Lol hindi natin sasabihin anong s*x ng chicken? We usually say anung gender ng chicken? But we are referring asking if it is a biological male or female and we are not asking about the chicken's socio-role as a gender queer di ba?
They are used interchangeably, but gender and s*x are still completely different things. That is all.
 
You agree now that s*x and gender are used interchangeably, as i said again the gender word has been given extended meaning by sociologists to mean socio-roles, but then as with other countries like the Philippines when we use the word Gender we mean male/female because we use the word Gender to mean gender binary, because nga we don't use the word s*x like anong s*x mo? Lol hindi natin sasabihin anong s*x ng chicken? We usually say anung gender ng chicken? But we are referring asking if it is a biological male or female and we are not asking about the chicken's socio-role as a gender queer di ba?
This killed me for a sec, pero yeah, iba kasi pag gagamitin ung *** na word, we're not Americans para idistinguish yan, dito kasi iba na ang meaning. Kaya kung pansin nyo sa mga interviews gender ang gnagamit instead of ***. Parang inappropirate kasing pakinggan.
 
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