What genetic characteristics are used to make the definition?
Already explained.
Asking again doesn't change the answer.
Also, this is your classic trick to mud waters: ask something, get an answer you don't like, write 3 pages of rubbish, ask same question again claiming it's not been answered, repeat ad infinitum.
Told you before, we are ALL a lot more intelligent than you, that's why we're free and you're locked up.
But does it mean that people can only be either male or female?
Yes, unless they are born with a genetic anomaly which is extremely rare (0.018-0.05%)
Ridicule is not a helpful contribution to the debate.
What's ridicule? The fact that if you claimed of being a horse you would still be a human and treated as such, retaining your human rights?
You're contradicting yourself, Himmy.
Did you take your pills and had a nap as I suggested?
So I'm ignorant for saying that not all women have "wide" hips, some are narrow and yet they can still give birth.
Yes, you're very ignorant.
It's not just a matter of wide or narrow.
First Google hit for you:
Your pelvic anatomy differs by the reproductive organs you have. These differences help scientists assign sex to skeletons.
my.clevelandclinic.org
Then you can always Google "male Vs female hip bones" and educate yourself rather than talk rubbish.
And before you say: "yes but at birth..."
Here there's plenty for you before they put your straightjacket on:
You better stop this "Himmy" nonsense - all it does is call attention to your refusal to debate properly.
Himmy, you're a racist bigot in drags, certified!