BCC agrees: My testicles don't make me less of a woman
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He is intersex right? I know that is a biological condition but as far as I know he is male
Intersex is vastly over used by the lgbtq mafia. Real intersex people are usually completely infertile and need hormone therapy for life just to function normally. These days anyone with clitoromegaly claim to be “intersex” because they have a minor benign mutation that is usually surgically removed at birth and carries no hormones or impacts sexual growth to any degree.
Intersex has scientifically and observable genotype. Having extra sex cromosomes. While trannies is "feel like". But intersex people can look, sound and function like the sex they are, but yeah sterile.
I can sympathize with intersex, but lgbt does what lgbt do.. make everything it touches toxic and lame. They desperately make it about themselves.
This guy does seem to be pretty legit intersex- 5α-Reductase 2 deficiency, which only affects genetic males.. Weirdly he rejects that and calls himself "a different kind of woman" despite having XY chromosomes, undescended testes, and naturally high testosterone levels in the typical male range.
Trans have bonuses to clout and a less visually abominable flag?
Thank you. That clears some stuff up
Wikipedia says he has the intersex condition 5α-Reductase 2 deficiency, which only affects genetic males. He has undescended testes and in this case it appears accurate to say he was actually "assigned female at birth".
He’s basically an underdeveloped male who has to take hormones to normalize, but still far more male developed than any woman on testosterone could ever hope to achieve
This is good to know for personal reasons...I will not elaborate further.
From da wiki:
I hate the term “assigned at birth”
Me too but this is the one in a million times where it's actually valid. Genetically this guy is male but they assigned him female at birth because his intersex condition made it one of the very rare times when it's not obvious.
No it isn't, sex is observed, not assigned.
There isn't really a genetic intersex. You can be XXX or XXY, but those are women and men, respectively. Presence or absence of Y chromosome.
So maybe way back in the day we had to rely on things like intersex, but there is no need at a high athletic level.