ELI5?

so if someone is born with vaginal agenesis and has no natural ability to bear children, what are they? They aren't of the nature to bear children so they must either be male or there are more than two genders?

I just thought the exact same thing, just finished watching his video. I was absolutely shocked at him railing against people implying what him and his admin are doing is fascist in any capacity. L John Stewart...

I'm not sure if you saw my last comment, but I asked: What is an absolute requirement in order to be female?

So there are exceptions to needing to bear children? That means that is not a necessary condition to be female. What is an absolute requirement in order to be female?

Going to ignore your attempts at the "firehose of falsehood" fallacy and stay on topic. So in order to be female, it is 100% required and undisputable that they must have the capacity to reproduce, and / or produce large gametes?

also, please try to stay focused and do just one reply at a time, and stick to a narrow, specific answer or question each time

That's what we agreed on... gender is immutable, trans women were always women, they didn't "become" trans or women. As for sex, phenotypical sex can absolutely be changed (and often is). Moving on; you say that a woman means an adult female human. Perfect. What is a female?

again, gender and sex are different things, and with sex there is genotypic, phenotypic, and reproductive sexes which can be different. I'm glad at least we agree that trans women were always women. Back to my question though: what is a woman? what is the 100% required trait to be one?