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Submitted by kscire on Tue, 10/07/2008 - 4:02pm.
The article Truth of sex makes me re-consider the relationship between biology and gender/sex. At least in Iran, "one's gender is rooted in one's biological make-up which may have not adjusted well with socializing norms, thus producing abnormality and gender disorder." This would lead me to believe that there is not fault in biology that results in gender disorder; but that whatever sex a person is born as is not at all unnatural...because at least coming from a scientific standpoint there are no "gender identity" disorders. These "disorders" are only social. 

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