How is this always the same outcome?? Caution: contains sex! ;)

Hey Guys, I'm running in to a weird problem that I'm sure is a simple solution but for some reason when I always get the "NoGender = 0" value returned in my enum even tho all the other variables in my Sex class return appropriately. Have a look at the constructor then see the output below:

 public enum Gender {
     NoGender = 0,
     Male = 1,
     Female = 2,
     COUNT = 3
 }    
 
 public class Sex {
     public Gender gender;
     public string name;
     public string possesiveName;
     public string thirdPersonName;
     public string youngName;
     public string grownName;
     public Vector3 sexScale;
     public int[] hairIndexes;
     
     public Sex(Gender gender) {
         if(gender == SexData.Gender.Male){
             gender                 =     SexData.Gender.Male;
             name                =    "Male";
             possesiveName        =    "his";
             thirdPersonName        =    "he";
             youngName            =    "boy";
             grownName            =    "man";
         }
         else if(gender == SexData.Gender.Female){
             gender                =    SexData.Gender.Female;
             name                =    "Female";
             possesiveName        =    "her";
             thirdPersonName        =    "she";
             youngName            =    "girl";
             grownName            =    "woman";
             sexScale            =    new Vector3(.8f, .9f, .8f);
         }
         else{
             gender = SexData.Gender.NoGender;
             name = "No Gender";
         }    
     }
 }

Meanwhile; In another script....

 int temp = UnityEngine.Random.Range( (int)SexData.Gender.Male, (int)SexData.Gender.COUNT );
 characterSex = new SexData.Sex((SexData.Gender)temp);
 Debug.Log(characterSex.gender + " = " + (int)characterSex.gender + " aka " + characterSex.name);

Will always output in the console: "NoGender = 0 aka Female" or "NoGender = 0 aka Male" In short, characterSex.gender always returns the same while characterSex.name (set in the constructor) returns appropriately!! I'm lost, thanks for the help!