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 Tags: two-type taxonomy, natalism
 Status: draft
 
-> Actually, the only sure way to tell boys and girls apart is by their _bodies_. If you're a boy, you have a penis, scrotum, and testicles. If you're a girl, you have a vulva, clitoris, and vagina.
+> If you love someone, tell them the truth.
 >
-> These male and female body parts that show on the outside are called your genitals. Boys' genitals are easier to see than girls', but both are equally important.
->
-> —_What's the Big Secret? Talking About Sex With Girls and Boys_, Laurie Krasny Brown, Ed.D., and Marc Brown (published 1997)
+> —Anonymous