1. We don't want people buying crappy gendered gifts for the baby. We want functional gifts that can be used for a baby regardless of sex, not a bunch of crappy pink frilly tutus or the like. 

2. We don't want people assigning arbitrary gender roles to a baby. It's a BABY! Not a little princess or hypermasculine manly man! 

3. It's weird. Essentially they're asking "what kind of genitals does your baby have so I can treat it accordingly?"

However people keep trying to pressure me into finding out the sex for their convenience (mostly gift buying) and I'm about done dealing with it. I have half a mind to hide the sex of the child until it's a year old out of spite. It's a baby whose main concern will be eating, pooping, seeking comfort and learning about its surroundings. I do not want to get caught up in that pre-fabricated gender bs! 

Am I the only one who's having an issue with people not respecting their choice when it comes to revealing the sex of the baby?