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"Sex" defines what is biologically present, whereas "gender" defines what society expects of persons of different sexes. The distinction is important in law, as it tends to forbid discrimination on the basis of either, e.g. effeminate men cannot be fired for not acting according to their "gender". In other areas the distinction is primarily important for more abstracted social and legal arguments, rather than everyday use. Gender is different from sex. Gender is a large, vast spectrum.

Gender * children are not simply born with a sense of their own gender but that their gender identity is one huge beautiful spectrumformed through connections and interactions with others, primarily members of the same sex.[http://www.narth.com/docs/coll-harren.html]