Need our site Drs to answer this on sex and gender. Is there difference?

[Blinky]

The dictionary used to define gender as the sex of an individual, but I just checked and every dictionary has altered it to the left wing "social construct" nonsense.

The asteroid can't come soon enough.

[P1tchblack]

Besides the chromosomes, biologically speaking, females have large sex cells and males have small sex cells.

[K9Buck]

Besides the chromosomes, biologically speaking, females have large sex cells and males have small sex cells.

Huh?  

[P1tchblack]

Besides the chromosomes, biologically speaking, females have large sex cells and males have small sex cells.

Huh?  

Females have large sex cells (eggs) males have small sex cells (sperm).

[Blinky]

Technically the egg and the sperm are each only a half of a cell, until they combine to make a full cell.

[3rdgensooner]

Technically the egg and the sperm are each only a half of a cell, until they combine to make a full cell.

Interesting thought but not actually accurate. They are a type of cell. Not the same as a cell with a full complement of chromosomes but still a cell.

[dkeener67]

Besides the chromosomes, biologically speaking, females have large sex cells and males have small sex cells.

That's a weird way to look at the difference between men and woman and even the difference between eggs and sperm. If this were a family feud question it would go something like this:
Name a difference between men and women!
pitch: Women have larger sex cells
Response: X
But Steve Harvey would get a laugh out of it

[P1tchblack]

Besides the chromosomes, biologically speaking, females have large sex cells and males have small sex cells.

That's a weird way to look at the difference between men and woman and even the difference between eggs and sperm. If this were a family feud question it would go something like this:
Name a difference between men and women!
pitch: Women have larger sex cells
Response: X
But Steve Harvey would get a laugh out of it

Biology deals in/defines male and female mammals. That's not the same as man and woman.

[Blinky]

Technically the egg and the sperm are each only a half of a cell, until they combine to make a full cell.

Interesting thought but not actually accurate. They are a type of cell. Not the same as a cell with a full complement of chromosomes but still a cell.

That's how they taught it in health class, perhaps in simplistic terms a youngling can understand.

A cell has 46 chromosomes. A sperm and egg each have 23, and when they join together it makes 46, at which point it becomes a complete cell.

[dkeener67]

Besides the chromosomes, biologically speaking, females have large sex cells and males have small sex cells.

That's a weird way to look at the difference between men and woman and even the difference between eggs and sperm. If this were a family feud question it would go something like this:
Name a difference between men and women!
pitch: Women have larger sex cells
Response: X
But Steve Harvey would get a laugh out of it

Biology deals in/defines male and female mammals. That's not the same as man and woman.

It's a pretty simple definition for men and women.  Not sure what you are driving at with your big/small gamete reference.

[P1tchblack]

Besides the chromosomes, biologically speaking, females have large sex cells and males have small sex cells.

That's a weird way to look at the difference between men and woman and even the difference between eggs and sperm. If this were a family feud question it would go something like this:
Name a difference between men and women!
pitch: Women have larger sex cells
Response: X
But Steve Harvey would get a laugh out of it

Biology deals in/defines male and female mammals. That's not the same as man and woman.

It's a pretty simple definition for men and women.  Not sure what you are driving at with your big/small gamete reference.

I wouldn't say I'm doing anything. I'm just stating facts. Biology does not define man and woman. Biology defines male and female mammals.

[ChinaBuck]

Besides the chromosomes, biologically speaking, females have large sex cells and males have small sex cells.

No need to brag.

[davebucknut]

Besides the chromosomes, biologically speaking, females have large sex cells and males have small sex cells.

That's a weird way to look at the difference between men and woman and even the difference between eggs and sperm. If this were a family feud question it would go something like this:
Name a difference between men and women!
pitch: Women have larger sex cells
Response: X
But Steve Harvey would get a laugh out of it

Biology deals in/defines male and female mammals. That's not the same as man and woman.

It's a pretty simple definition for men and women.  Not sure what you are driving at with your big/small gamete reference.

I wouldn't say I'm doing anything. I'm just stating facts. Biology does not define man and woman. Biology defines male and female mammals.

Only a disingenuous idiot takes something so simple and makes it into something so complicated.

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[Blinky]

P1tch is coming out as transgender to us. That's very brave.

[Alabuckeye]

Besides the chromosomes, biologically speaking, females have large sex cells and males have small sex cells.

That's a weird way to look at the difference between men and woman and even the difference between eggs and sperm. If this were a family feud question it would go something like this:
Name a difference between men and women!
pitch: Women have larger sex cells
Response: X
But Steve Harvey would get a laugh out of it

Biology deals in/defines male and female mammals. That's not the same as man and woman.

It's a pretty simple definition for men and women.  Not sure what you are driving at with your big/small gamete reference.

I wouldn't say I'm doing anything. I'm just stating facts. Biology does not define man and woman. Biology defines male and female mammals.

Itâ€s funny. “Trust the science” is the quote thatâ€s all the rage. Yet biology has informed us about gender and male/female for many many many years. Till it magically changes….with no change in the science. Itâ€s kind of like the psychology change in definition of sexual deviance…..no new science understanding, just a magical change in definition. 

Itâ€s the “emperor has no clothes” fable in real life. And people applaud. I honestly never thought  Iâ€d see the day.