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It is generally accepted that sex refers to one's physically characteristics, while gender refers to one's internal sense of identity and relation to the gender roles in one's society. Sex and gender do not have to align. |
It is generally accepted that sex refers to one's physically characteristics, while gender refers to one's internal sense of identity and relation to the gender roles in one's society. Sex and gender do not have to align. |
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Sex can also refer to ones internal identity, psychologically or socially, in cases of [[transsex]] and [[altersex]], for example. Not always it's a tangible thing. |
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==History == |
==History == |
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