Man Named 'Tiffany' Is Dominating Women's Pro Volleyball in Brazil

[Shell B]

I mean, I have to agree with most people here that men DO tend to be stronger, faster, etc. than women. Of course it doesn't apply across the board. Of course there are anomalies, but to suggest that men and women are physically equal is just sort of silly. There are well-documented physical differences that most certainly trend toward differences in ability. I mean, you'd never buy a male golden retriever and expect it to be the same size as a female, right? It's just biology, not politics. All of that said, to suggest that women are athletically inferior is equally stupid. A man doesn't have an advantage over a woman just because he's male. He has to also train. All other things being equal, the man will likely do better. Other factors being unequal, a woman can definitely kick a man's ass in a variety of sports. These aren't disputable opinions. They're facts. I don't know how you people can go on and on about it as if we don't already know all of these things for a fact. The only thing in question is whether transitioning does enough to mitigate the gender difference in sports. I don't know, but I do know men and women are not equally matched physically, all other things being equal.

Perfect summary

---

No, it doesn't. This is what I've been saying all along. The distinct biological differences they do have tend to make them stronger, etc, but it does not make them more *able* to be athletic. A woman can train, get in her peak physical condition and smoke the majority of men who are sitting on their couches. You get the advantages by training, not by being born. Unless you're saying a woman can't train to become stronger than a man, then we don't disagree.

... Really? So the female just has to work extra hard? Why are you mentioning males who don't care about sports? All factors equal: males are more athletic.

I don't know if y'all are being willfully obtuse. I can't possibly keep explaining what I mean over and over again.