When you say "Get over it" you are implying that your opinion is indeed fact, and that people need to "get over" the delusion of a false reality that is proven to be untrue. However, your opinion is no more important than anyone else's, and therefore incapable of justifying your opinion as fact. You believing that there are only two genders does not prove that there are only two genders.
People on the side of there being more than two genders have scientific studies on thier side to prove its legitimacy, while the gender binary side has scientific data as well we have to look at the credibility of these studies. First most of the gender binary studies are older, and some have been known to reflect heavy bias. This is partially due to the time they were conducted. New studies promote new understandings, and if you can't under and that there is a difference between sex and gender, and that gender is a spectrum and not binary then you can have fun being outdated and wrong.
Opinions, like yours can and are wrong. You are right that it is indeed unpopular not only among supporters of those of the non-binary community but among doctors and other academics.
You're right, all the SJW's opinions like yours are right and science and biology is wrong. Gender is not a social construct, sorry not sorry. However, aspects of genders are. Ex; women wear dresses & high heels, men wear ties etc. If there was a third gender, then there would be a 3rd sex organ between the legs for people that isn't a penis or vagina. But unfortunately for you, there's not. There's only a penis & a vagina.
Yes, intersex people and hermaphrodites do exist. But being intersex is a birth deformity, and it doesn't classify as a 3rd gender. Everyone (as well as intersex folks) have either an XX chromosone or an XY chromosone.
And yes, I do agree that a lot of people do not identify as male or female & consider themselves "agender" or "gender queer" or "non-binary", but those do not classify as a third gender. It just simply means that you don't identify with either gender.
Transgender is also not a third gender. It simply means that you are transitioning to the opposite gender from the gender you were biologically born with.
Look, I'm not here to regulate thoughts. I'm just simply saying that you cannot change the laws of science & biology to justify your agenda. This argument is driving MANY people (such as myself) away from SJW's & liberal ideas. I do support the LGBT community, but what I will never support is people trying to debunk biological facts and deceiving people to convince them that their false ideas are accurate.
Check mails. Let's talk about this. Never meant to upset you. I also feel like you are misconstruing what I say. I was never implying transgender was its own gender. I really want to express I am not changing biological facts to support my argument. I feel that I am very well founded in my claims.
I think this boils down to a miscommunication of what is sex and what is gender. I will gladly talk to you about this in greater detail later.
Also, I don't mean to be rude, but I am curious how can you say people on the "non binary spectrum" are not representative of a third gender?
Also, I never once said my opinion was more correct. I simply stated no opinion is higher than that of another, which is why I tried to use science to justify my argument.
People on the side of there being more than two genders have scientific studies on thier side to prove its legitimacy, while the gender binary side has scientific data as well we have to look at the credibility of these studies. First most of the gender binary studies are older, and some have been known to reflect heavy bias. This is partially due to the time they were conducted. New studies promote new understandings, and if you can't under and that there is a difference between sex and gender, and that gender is a spectrum and not binary then you can have fun being outdated and wrong.
Opinions, like yours can and are wrong. You are right that it is indeed unpopular not only among supporters of those of the non-binary community but among doctors and other academics.