It's also needlessly verbose. "A Person who does X" is handled by the suffix "...er" in English. This could have been shortened to "Egg producer" and "Sperm Producer" easily. Also, "produce" is just a latin version of the more comfortable "make", and english accepts hyphenated compounds so a further reduction is possible:
Egg-maker
Sperm-maker <-- this one would be even better as seed-maker since sperm has a greek root and just means "seed", which is what we used to say anyways until everybody got all pretentious all the time.
Ah, but women don't produce eggs. Embryos that will become women produce eggs. And while men do produce sperm, the primary function is not their production, but their delivery to an egg. They are merely the controller and gatekeeper of eggs, and the deliverer to them.
"A person who produces sperm" is, by definition, a boy.
"A person who produces eggs" is, by definition, a girl.
Replacing perfectly adequate names with long-winded phrases is dumb.
It's also needlessly verbose. "A Person who does X" is handled by the suffix "...er" in English. This could have been shortened to "Egg producer" and "Sperm Producer" easily. Also, "produce" is just a latin version of the more comfortable "make", and english accepts hyphenated compounds so a further reduction is possible:
Egg-maker
Sperm-maker <-- this one would be even better as seed-maker since sperm has a greek root and just means "seed", which is what we used to say anyways until everybody got all pretentious all the time.
Ah, but women don't produce eggs. Embryos that will become women produce eggs. And while men do produce sperm, the primary function is not their production, but their delivery to an egg. They are merely the controller and gatekeeper of eggs, and the deliverer to them.
So it would be the eggmaster and the seedbringer.
Say what?
Ovaries produce eggs, that when fertilized by sperm, become women or men eventually..
A girl baby is born with all the eggs she will ever have.
They ripen in the ovaries one by one. However eggs are produced by the fetus in the womb.