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The [[Binary Genders]] include: | The [[Binary Genders]] include: | ||
* '''[[Male]]''' — Defined by the presence of reproductive organs that produce sperm. Males require a female counterpart to reproduce. This trait is genetically embedded within an | * '''[[Male]]''' — Defined by the presence of reproductive organs that produce sperm. Males require a female counterpart to reproduce. This trait is genetically embedded within an individual's DNA (or equivalent genomic encoding) and spiritual identity, and is immutable through natural means. | ||
* '''[[Female]]''' — Defined by the presence of reproductive organs that produce eggs. Like males, females possess a genetically fixed reproductive identity encoded in their biology. | * '''[[Female]]''' — Defined by the presence of reproductive organs that produce eggs. Like males, females possess a genetically fixed reproductive identity encoded in their biology. | ||
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== Genetic Encoding and Divine Law == | == Genetic Encoding and Divine Law == | ||
In accordance with [[Divine Law]], a | In accordance with [[Divine Law]], a being's gender is often encoded into their soul, [[Genetic Signature]], or metaphysical essence. In some cases, such as among the [[Valorèin]], gender is linked not just to physical traits, but to emotional resonance and spiritual identity. The [[Divine Parents]] themselves propagate gendered spirits during the [[Fathoming]] of a universe, assigning reproductive or creative roles that persist across reincarnations and dimensional crossings. | ||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||