A University of Southern Maine graduate student, who is non-binary, said the professor's stance felt like a 'personal attack'

The professor is not there to talk about your feelings. Go see a therapist. Clearly, you need one.
Jeez, it gets even better:

On Sept. 14, Elizabeth Leibiger, who is non-binary and was absent on Sept. 7, brought up the discussion again. When she got an answer from the professor, stating that only two sexes exist, Leibiger felt "under personal attack."

This gunt wasn't even present, then BROUGHT IT UP LATER, then got pissy about it. Fuck off fatty.

"I asked [Hammer] how many sexes there were," Leibiger said. "She said, ‘Two.’ I felt under personal attack."

A University of Southern Maine graduate student, who is non-binary, said the professor's stance felt like a 'personal attack'

The professor is not there to talk about your feelings. Go see a therapist. Clearly, you need one.
Jeez, it gets even better:

On Sept. 14, Elizabeth Leibiger, who is non-binary and was absent on Sept. 7, brought up the discussion again. When she got an answer from the professor, stating that only two sexes exist, Leibiger felt "under personal attack."

This gunt wasn't even present, then BROUGHT IT UP LATER, then got pissy about it. Fuck off fatty.

A University of Southern Maine graduate student, who is non-binary, said the professor's stance felt like a 'personal attack'

The professor is not there to talk about your feelings. Go see a therapist. Clearly, you need one.