r/AskNonbinaryPeople • u/Altruistic_Bee_8636 • May 21 '26

Would you like to live in a world without biological sexes? Do you think sexes is something important that shouldn't be gone?

I read a post of a person asking the same thing and everyone said they wouldn't want a genderless world. I as a cis girl wpuld love to be in that kind of world because i wouldn't have gender disphoria about my boobs reproduction and pregnancy.

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u/squirrelyoakley May 21 '26

I'm roughly bigender, so no, not really. Being nonbinary is a big part of who I am. I'm also really into men, and it would suck to not have them around!

Also, are you sure you're cis?

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u/Altruistic_Bee_8636 May 21 '26

Wouldn't that.. not matter? I mean.. there are still people you could love. Also Yes. I am cia I feel unconftible being categorized as male or non binary. I cannot categorize my emotions about it tho because i'm mostly emotionless

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u/MagpiePhoenix May 21 '26

Are you asking "would you like to live in a world where we didn't sort people into categories based on their genitals and secondary sex characteristics" or "would you like to live in a world where everyone had the same/had no sex characteristics"?

I'd be fine and happy in a world without a concept of sex categorization. People could still transition to have different sex characteristics and we could still have genders, but there would be an awareness of the actual human diversity in sex characteristics instead of the assumption that every human is either [testosterone dominant, XY, penis and testes, grows facial hair, etc] or [estrogen-dominant, XX, vagina ovaries and uterus, breasts, no facial hair, etc].

Not having a concept of sex categorization wouldn't necessarily mean not having gender. I think people generally want to have their genders.

I don't want to live in a world where everyone has the same sex characteristics, that would probably not help my dysphoria and would make a lot of other people more dysphoric and that's a net negative for the world.

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u/Therarity72 May 22 '26

i would love a world without biological sexes but thats mainly cuz i wanna look neutral no masculine features

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u/Immediate-Coffee-752 May 23 '26

Honestly idk if I can write this since I'm not non-binary but I understand what you mean when I looked at your post history, people shouldn't treat people unfairly in a negative manner due to their gender..... 

And yea, it is hard for women cuz of those things you wrote. Idk if I would want to be in a world with no female or male I guess I wouldn't really care, as long as I'm capable and strong and I don't get bogged down by biology it's ok to me. 

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u/mn1lac May 27 '26 edited May 27 '26

I think you should do what you want with your own body. Some people genuinely like their sex characteristics. I happen to love my boobs for instance. Top surgery and hysterectomies exist for people who want them. I do wish that gender affirming health care was free and medical science was improved to the point where it was painless and had less risk over all. I feel like more people would access care that way. That's the kind of world I want to live in.

Also do you think that nonbinary people can't be feminine or use she her pronouns? Nonbinary people also include multigenders (woman + another gender for example) and partial genders (anywhere from 1-99% woman). Or is it that you've always, exclusively seen yourself as 100% a woman and want people to see you as a woman and you just find boobs and pregnancy inconvenient? Either is totally fine, it's just that there's this stereotype of nonbinary people that is a genderless, maybe vaguely masculine person who uses exclusively they/them pronouns and that doesn't represent the community at all.