I want to bring your attention to a couple of things here.

First, we have the Popular Health Information website, HealthLine, which I think gets like

80 million visitors a month or something along those lines.

And it has a safe sex guide, which is supposed to guide you in the ways of having safe sex.

But in that guide, it has introduced a new term, which is supposed to take the place

of an old term.

And I want to read a bit of this guide to you.

This is what it said.

These guides, talking about other safe sex guides, these guides often unnecessarily gender

body parts as being male parts and female parts and refer to sex with women or sex with men,

excluding those who identify as non-binary.

Now just a second here.

You notice how they use the word gender as a verb.

This is very common these days.

People say gender like it's a verb.

Like it's something that you do.

But it's not a verb, okay?

Gender is not a verb.

You can't gender something.

It's not something that you can do to a thing.

If you go out for the day and you come home and somebody says, what were you doing today?

It wouldn't make any sense for you to say, oh, I was out gendering.

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