I’m the guy everyone stereotypes as a CIS male, but is really a feminine male at heart. I have male anatomy, so I consider myself male, but am not your stereotypical male and don’t think I should be one. I guess that technically makes me trans, but I hate labels, so I am just me and I happen to have a ding dong. Note that the word “feminine” is used to give people a reference point, not used to define me. I am me, unique, and not a label.
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Another thing to consider is that humans have a brain powerful enough to override human instincts. For example, we are born with an instinct to reproduce, but we can choose not to.
This also applies to our sexuality, personality, gender, behaviors, preferences, and more. We don’t have to conform to instincts, norms, or stereotypes.
Since that is the case, unless you’re strictly talking about anatomy, two sexes aren’t an accurate way to describe human sexuality.