Robin
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I would be all in favour of that definition, unfortunately it doesn't happen to be the way the words have ever been used in this world. In this world adult biological males are told they are "not a man". We get told that a man wearing a frock is an "unmanly" man. People who claim that sex is binary talk as though it was a spectrum.Well, sweetie, it's because in some cases, a sperm carrying an X chromosome was fastest, and in others, a sperm carrying a Y chromosome was fastest. That's why some people are 'women' and some people are 'men'. To add a little bit more to the core concept... reproductive biology requires one member of each of those two sexes in order to make babies.
Then they get offended and angry when some adult biological males say they are not men.
Let's not pretend that this "man/woman" thing used to be a simple matter. If it had been then it is doubtful that there ever would have been such a thing as a trans man or trans woman.