Putting it after
makes it look like it relates to that.
And
you have the gall to call
me a "bully boy".
You couldn't make it up.
Oh, hang on, you just have.
And I'm still waiting for you to answer this:
If you are so fixated on the issue in your question, what would you say to a woman born without a womb, or ovaries? Would you tell her to her face that she couldn't be a woman because she could not give birth?
How about a man born with no testes? Do you want to argue that he isn't, in fact, a man?
Or, indeed, people with anything which causes infertility? If you think that the ability to procreate and either become pregnant or impregnate is a necessary condition to be recognised as a "woman" or a "man", how would you define those who do not have that ability?