The Physical Differences Between Men And Women (It’s More Than Just Reproductive Organs)
Somehow, biology became one of the foremost political arguments of our time. Science, research, and “experts” are now utilized for talking points and partisan gains, but gender, whether we like it or not, remains a narrow yet unique dichotomy.
We can rehash these often underhanded or overly glib points which follow party lines, or we can have a frank discussion about the biological differences between men and women. These distinctions go way beyond reproductive organs, though most of us are unaware of how much due to the prevailing discourse. Biological differences between women and men don’t start and stop at the reproductive system. From our backs to our hair to our stomachs, the physiology of both genders offers up fascinating insights into the variations which make us who we are.