[ SECRET POST #2447 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2447 ⌋

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Comments

Re: WTF, self?

[(Anonymous)]

Uh, but you can change your physical sex, you just can't change your genetic one. It's not like the average person does blood tests on other people when determining what sex they are.

Re: WTF, self?

[(Anonymous)]

This.

What's more, genetical sex doesn't always correspond to phenotypical sex. Take for instance people with Androgen insensitivity syndrome, who are genetically male, but phenotypically female and usually don't know about their condition until they hit adulthood and become concerned over lack of menstruation. Of girls with Turner syndrome who are genetically sexless and phenotypically female. There are also people with Congenital adrenal hyperplasia, who are genetically female or male, but phenotypically ambiguous.

Human sex is a pretty complicated thing and very hard to classify.