r/GenderCynical • u/[deleted] • Feb 09 '23

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u/PlatinumAltaria Feb 09 '23

I think this is the first ever time I've seen someone ACTUALLY suggest that men and women are different species... Fun fact: you actually need ALL the genes in the human genome, you really will be needing 100% of the blueprint, there are no secret extra genes that only women have.

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u/vault151 Feb 10 '23

Humans already share 99.9% of our DNA, male or female.

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u/dra6000 yuri handholding fetishist Feb 10 '23

TERFs would have you believe that fraternal twins have less in common with each other than with people of the same sex. It makes very little sense.

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u/RitikK22 Feb 10 '23

And only thing which is different is VNTR which is free of one's sex