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sunriselover · M
sunriselover · M
@sunriselover I’ve given a biological answer.
But I somehow feel the brain itself sometimes rejects this notion, psychologically, and so a biological male behaves as if it is female.
And to make it more complex too, in the early stages of development in the womb, chromosomes can change from XY to XX, caused by chemical changes or irradiation (of Cosmic Rays or radioactive rocks, or Argon in the atmosphere).Hence the emergence of hermaphroditism.
But I somehow feel the brain itself sometimes rejects this notion, psychologically, and so a biological male behaves as if it is female.
And to make it more complex too, in the early stages of development in the womb, chromosomes can change from XY to XX, caused by chemical changes or irradiation (of Cosmic Rays or radioactive rocks, or Argon in the atmosphere).Hence the emergence of hermaphroditism.
Aidan · 26-30
@sunriselover [quote] In reality, gender verification tests are difficult, expensive, and potentially inaccurate," said Myron Genel, M.D., a pediatric endocrinologist at the Yale School of Medicine [/quote]
https://medicine.yale.edu/news-article/decision-to-abolish-gender-testing-at-sydney-olympics-supported-by-yale-physician/
If you read the article this mentality is excessively exclusionary.
https://medicine.yale.edu/news-article/decision-to-abolish-gender-testing-at-sydney-olympics-supported-by-yale-physician/
If you read the article this mentality is excessively exclusionary.