Terfs Destroyed With Facts And Logic - Tumblr Posts

Terfs can't define women.

I just realized there's no real way for terfs to define "woman" without excluding other women or including some men.

"Woman is someone with breasts." Almost everyone has breast tissue, including men.

"Woman is someone with more breast tissue than men." Some women have less breast tissue than some men, and some people (women included) are actually born without breast tissue.

"Women are people with uteruses." There are rare cases where a cis man is born with a uterus and often doesn't realize it.

"Women are people with vaginas" includes trans women who've had bottom surgery, intersex people who identify as male, and trans men who haven't had bottom surgery.

"Women are people who can internally carry eggs in the pelvic region" excludes barren women and includes some intersex men.

"Women are people who were made to give birth" includes some intersex men and excludes some intersex women.

"Women are people with cervical ribs" includes some men with down syndrome and excludes most women. Cervical ribs are actually rare, with a 1 in 200 ratio.

"Women are people who have been assigned female at birth" includes intersex women, which in turn means some women have penises.

"Women are people who can't grow facial hair" excludes women with a higher testosterone count than the average female.

"A woman is someone without a prostate" includes men who don't have prostates, either from a birth abnormality or surgery.

"A woman is someone who doesn't need estrogen to be more feminine" excludes women with a higher testosterone count than the average female.

"A woman is someone with a natural vagina" includes intersex men and excludes intersex women.

"A woman is someone with a naturally high voice" includes some males and excludes some females.

"A woman is someone without the urge to commit sexual crimes" excludes some women. Women are as capable of such a crime as men.

"A woman cannot orgasm" excludes almost all women and includes some men.

"Women are assigned female at birth and designed to carry eggs internally in the pelvic region" includes trans men and intersex women with both sets of genitalia, meaning women can have penises.

"Women are assigned female at birth, designed to carry eggs internally in the pelvic region, and don't have a penis" excludes intersex women and includes trans men who haven't had bottom surgery.