Less impressive facial hair is what sets women apart from men, right?

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idk i can almost grow a real mustache.

goagainsttheflow · 26-30, F

I dunno, my legs are pretty hairy when I stop shaving.

SteelHands · 61-69, M

Vellus hair on the entire body,

Even an infant has that. This is what women and prepubescent boys normally have on the face.

All humans but a few with a medical condition have vellus hair on much of their body.

Thick terminus hair is what beard hair is.

That's similar to public hair. This is what normally grows on the beard on members of the male sex.

When a female has noticable hair it can be caused by a medical condition caused by a hormonal disturbance, or in very dark haired females of certain ethnicities that have naturally thicker vellum hair.

When a male lacks much facial hair it can be lowered testosterone leveled which is present in some ethic genomic examples.

There you are. Everything you wanted to know about one of the 14 mostly prominent nearly instantly recognizable male secondary sex characteristics, not including the 4 brain differences, vocal chords, skin thickness, pore size, scalp hair thickness, pheromone secretions, gait or primary sex organs.

In other words the least of differences. The big one is of course, chromosomes which are the only sure and definitive determining factor in the vast differences between the only two sexes in 99.99% of this planetary hominid human population there always was and still is.

Regardless of the lies told by the mentally ill.

SteelHands · 61-69, M

Here is something that laid a who am I?

A thought exercise. A world of bricks and balloons. Try to guess which sex the brick and which sex is balloon.

Hypothetical.

Female: I am a balloon built inside a balloon with a chip from a brick. Someday I will make little balloons and bricks inside me.

Male: I am a brick built inside a balloon with a chip from a brick. Someday I might donate some chips to a balloon so chips like me and balloons like her can be made.

Now suppose the bricks are just a little larger, heavier, more durable and somewhat orb shaped but still fairly geometric. And suppose the bricks are sometimes nearly resembling one of the smallest lightest most fragile ones.

Do bricks and balloons admit their really both the same just different on the outside?

Almost forgot. The bricks grow hair all over them. The balloons are mostly all smooth.

Their voices are in different pitches. They have different dietary and other preferences, and ways of thinking about the bricks and balloons, respectively.

Only a simpleton , I believe , can overlook this basic difference.

Or would think it's debatable more in humans, which have thousands of shades of sex characteristic adaptations both in biology and culture.

Idiotic. Yes. Is it changing. No.

You can argue but facts don't need to argue to remain facts.