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I will say how awesome would it be if children came out genderless till adulthood then they touch a seashell to pick on their 18th birthday. Solve so may problems. STEM becomes more accessible to woman. No pink tax on toys.
tng had just that situation, genderless species that were oppressed from displaying a "preferred gendered. enterprise had one as well, but a alternative/biological version.
Ursula K. Le Guin has entered the chat.
"Left Hand of Darkness" posits a human like society where people can morph between sexes.
Iain M. Bank's Culture series also has people shifting between sexes. It's just a thought process and time for them. One of the books the main character has switched a few times but is currently a male and one of his friends is transitioning.
It's even seen as a little weird if you don't try it at least once.
"The Ophiuchi Hotline" by John Varley
A lot of body swapping in this book. Very underrated writer in my opinion
Monkeys paw curls, person chose wrong.