I keep seeing percentages being thrown around as if they’re not entirely subjective, which only seems to blur the line of demarcation between male and female. For instance, BT stated that a trans woman was, for all intents and purposes, 99.99% female in his estimation. Possibly if one were to rely solely on visuals, then this would almost certainly be true, but even a cursory glance under the surface would dispel such an illusion rather quickly. I’m interested on getting precise numbers of when the actual tipping point is reached. By that I mean, if one’s sex is an accumulation of traits (biological or learned), at what point on the spectrum does effeminate men end and actual women begin? One merely feeling that they’re projecting the requisite attributes to claim a sex is a position that shouldn’t be taken seriously by an objective observer.
Given that we’re not discussing the altering of chromosomes or replacing entire reproductive systems, I’m genuinely curious if there’s any agreement that can actually become of this discussion. It’s very possible that medical breakthroughs in the future will render this discussion pointless, but that’s not within grasp at this moment.