I Found Out I Was Intersex At 14 | BORN DIFFERENT

[@truly-channel]

How would you feel if you found out that you were intersex at 14? Let us know in the comments below ⬇ for more Born Different videos, check out our playlist here: kzbin.info/aero/PLUkdT9ljJ1cbFTk10utsTb-RGsujT5bG4

[@teeniequeenie8369]

I just don’t understand how she went through puberty and got huge boobs with no ovaries?! I’ve got all my lady parts in there and was FLAT AS A BORED before a boob job. lol I just don’t know how ppl grow them things lol I sure never did!

[@_joyceee_8549]

@@teeniequeenie8369 You made me laugh haha, I love such honest comments. All the testosterone that I produce, but cannot respond to due to my syndrome, is converted into estrogen. As a result, I simply had "normal" breast development.

[@Brandoloian]

If you have XY chromosomes your a male if you have XX chromosomes your female. This is weird and disgusting.

[@connorschronicles810]

​@@teeniequeenie8369The ONLY way that trans women can have periods is if they were born intersex. Other than that, it's not possible. I PROMISE I'm a Trans ally, but I'm just stating facts. Intersex trans women can have periods. I was born male, and I still am, and I do experience stomach cramps, but I don't THINK it's a period. I never had blood coming out of me. P.S. I DO identify as male, and I hope I'm not intersex.

[@angelscott2062]

I know how she feels. I have a condition called MRKH. I only have one ovary! I don’t get periods, my chest came a lot later in life and I had to create my down below! It's heartbreaking to be different. It's hard to not feel normal. I wondered what I was supposed to be at times too! I still struggle with it and I'm 42! I hope she can have a child down the road. That road is expensive and I couldn't afford any of that process!

[@piginpink]

She’s absolutely gorgeous and seems to be an amazing girl! I am glad she found someone who accepts and loves her as she is 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@teeniequeenie8369]

He’s cute too!

[@_joyceee_8549]

Thank you for your sweet words!

[@khonkhosilelihle7414]

Me too.

[@kymiz_]

@@teeniequeenie8369that’s a girl let’s use our eyes 😊

[@samiraabuser]

lol he's a guy, just because he wears female garment and likes makeup, doesn't make it any different

[@WatrfrontTampa]

As a medical student years ago - we knew there were up to 6 different DNA types of human sexual variations - and 2 genders. This has always been in medicine. It is sad when some physicians are not educated enough to realize that nothing should be done until after the child goes through puberty - and let the child determine their sexual destiny and indentity without any surgery. Surgery should be determined by the young adult, while this child is being medically followed until 18. This also lets the child feel they have total control over their destiny - and provides mental stability and happiness. Please keep talking and reaching other people with this human story - this is the greatest contribution you can give the world - your wisdom about your life !!

[@a.h.s5152]

💯✨️👍

[@alysdexia]

Med students knew no such thing. The sexes are X, XX, XY, XYY, XX', XY', X/Y, and 2'XY. The genders are n, m, f, and c.

[@alysdexia]

Every stage of life between conception and decay is forced. I&EQ determine readiness, not the legal fiction of adulthood.

[@justinrumsby1017]

@@alysdexiacultural Marxist crap. And denial of biology.

[@tantradossantos4501]

❤

[@joyceogwe3272]

I just learned today here that there are intersex strains that don't present externally. I always imagined that if you are intersex, you must present both sexes' genitals externally. Apparently it can present internally, like in her case. Mutations are crazy. We learn everyday.

[@FranceneJacques]

I am intersex and displayed male genitals externally and a combination of both male and female internally .When an adult was able to choose which I wanted to be and choose female and had all the male external bits removed (gcs)

[@Saltiumine]

@@FranceneJacques gross

[@lightinthefield]

@@Saltiumine Wow, so original and edgy for being rude online, you're sooo cool

[@justinrumsby1017]

I say that you were, originally, mostly right. We have to be careful. In this instance, the girl is missing a stage in the reproductive organs. So just can’t have children. This isn’t exactly intersex. It is DNA anomalie that bares relation to intersex yet, it’s not actual intersex. Intersex is becoming a label like ADHD and autism spectrum. Everyone has something.

[@Astro-terf]

I am "intersex" and this is why I don't like the term. It's misleading. No one has both sets of genitals because they are made from the same structures. It's one or the other, or in very, very rare situations, a halfway point between the 2. Same with gonads. I have Swyer syndrome. Which means I have XY chromosomes, but still developed as a female in every way except I don't have ovaries.

[@AABLAY]

She looks like a model. Really cute and beautiful.

[@karenpruis501]

What a lovely couple. I wish you both all the best and become parents one day. There is more than one way to have children. You go for it. Bless you both.

[@DoloresJRush]

I just learned at the age of 65 that I have Triple X Syndrome. Like you said, females are usually born with two XX. Well, I have an xtra X. I'm slowly learning what that means.

[@FillTheCanvas]

Wow, you don't have to answer if you feel uncomfortable, I completely understand, but what does that mean if you have a triple X? This is a stupid guess, but more feminine? Jesus loves you by the way, may God bless you 💗

[@DoloresJRush]

@@FillTheCanvas Girls have XX and boys get XY. That determines their gender. Somewhere in my conception, one of the X's, either my mother's or dad's divided before it was supposed to (as the theory goes) and that X became two, so I got 3 X's at the joining. Does that make me a super woman? I wish. smile! It happens to about 1 in 1,000 girls. By the way, did you know I'm a princess? Yep, a daughter of the KING! 👑

[@FillTheCanvas]

@@DoloresJRush Wow! That's so cool honestly, I didn't know it was that common too Of course, may God bless you sister in Christ!

[@rachelmaurer888]

I have a aunt who is intersex and was sind Male at birth. Was born with both genels and female ovaries. She didn't find out later in life, She is now is happy being the woman she is.

[@joemonroe2249]

many people don't even know intersex is a thing there needs to be more awareness and education about it

[@meahdahlgren6537]

It's not a thing

[@michelledawn7446]

@@meahdahlgren6537yes it is.

[@khonkhosilelihle7414]

True.

[@khonkhosilelihle7414]

​@@meahdahlgren6537 You have a problem.

[@meahdahlgren6537]

@@khonkhosilelihle7414 its not a thing

[@raphlvlogs271]

Intersex is all about biological sex not gender identity

[@HumanoidMachine]

Well apparently it's not because she's genetically male but she identifies as a woman. She could have decided to identify as male, which she would have been in the position to do since she is genetically male. She could have decided to get hormone therapy or treatment but she didn't. She has decided that she is comfortable as a woman and there's nothing wrong with that.

[@Kamyriaa]

@@HumanoidMachinethat’s basically what they said, genetically she is male because intersex is all about biological sex not gender identity because clearly she identifies as a woman

[@tnomi1965]

@@HumanoidMachine A person with Complete Androgen Insensitivity would not respond to any hormone replacement therapy. No amount of external testosterone would "masculinize" her body because her body is totally insensitive to testosterone.

[@StephenWalker-yy8gz]

@@HumanoidMachine I don't think hormone therapy works on a person with AIS.

[@Loifey]

@@HumanoidMachine what? shes not genetically a male? thats not how intersex work?

[@TheKatdawg65]

People also need to understand that there are different forms of being intersex. Different chromosome combinations, different genital formations, different sexual organs....

[@عاشورَ-313]

Hello, I am not English. I did not understand much of the video even though I used subtitles. Can you understand me? 🗿💔

[@dameanvil]

[01:00] 🧬 Explanation of endogenous insensitivity syndrome leading to identification as female despite XY chromosomes. [02:00] 🏥 Early signs of intersex condition with high hormone levels and reproductive organ concerns. [03:20] 🤔 Initial confusion and negativity upon diagnosis, followed by family support. [04:32] 🤝 Acceptance and challenges in relationships as an intersex person. [05:46] 🤐 Breaking the taboo around intersexuality by sharing personal experiences. [06:55] 🤝 Normalizing relationships with intersex individuals through open communication and understanding. [07:40] 🎤 Encouragement for other intersex individuals to share their stories and embrace their identity.

[@BCSchmerker]

@dameanvil *Barcroft Media (% @truly-channel) should put the timestamps ye wrote into the Description this vid.*

[@chronicallyfabulous88]

I love her vibe so much -- like she has such kindness and gentleness about her 🥰 And she and her boyfriend are such a cute couple! It's so wonderful that so many intersex people are using social media to encourage acceptance and to normalise sexual diversity across our societies. Because really, intersex people have existed for as long as people have. I wish Joyce and Angus a lifetime of happiness together, and I hope they have as many kids as they want, whether adopted, through surrogacy, etc. 💖

[@_joyceee_8549]

Thank you so much for your kind words, it means a lot

[@RatingsIntoCash]

​@@_joyceee_8549You take the good burgersong "I'm a dude" to a whole nother level 😂

[@tiffanincarter]

I learned a long time ago about intersex, when making fun of "hermaphrodites" was common place. I was curious and came across so many beautiful stories of families navigating different intersex children and partners, and what that meant for them individually. It takes just as much time to spew ignorant garbage as it does to come to understanding and acceptance of something you once didnt know.

[@sharkboy6952]

When exactly was it common to make fun of hermaphrodites? This is an extremely rare.

[@sophiepooks2174]

@@sharkboy6952 Used to be an insult some school kids in the 1970's as well as spastic, my brother used to call me either one if I would help him cheat on his homework.

[@kellywaller8829]

There are children all over the world who need loving families. The biological relationship is fascinating, but it isn't what makes an adult a mommy or a daddy. All you need for that bond is love.

[@Godhelpus62]

Thank you for making this video and educating people! It takes a strong person to do that. Why be ashamed? Are the 1-2% of people who are redheads or the 2% who have green eyes ashamed for how they were born? My son was born with a bone condition. Nobody knows what causes it and nobody should be ashamed. Each thing carries with it something that might make life more difficult, such as not being able to have children. This is sad, but lots of people have to find alternative ways of becoming parents. So just be you and be proud of your strength and courage. Many blessings! 🙏🏻💗

[@rabbitholegirl1]

Adoption is perfectly fine

[@Ellenslife851]

I agree

[@OKBgosh]

Adoption must be about the *child* and what they need *not* simply so someone can raise a kid. Every child who must be removed from their biological parents, regardless of the reason, has experienced a major trauma. Never, ever forget this please.

[@EternalNero]

@@OKBgosh What does that have to do with the potential mother being intersex? You think a little boy or girl abandoned by her mother is going to get traumatized when she finds out her adopted mother figure is intersex? And what does this have to do with "never forgetting it?" I am asking as a genuine question, not as some "OMG DO YOU REALIZE HOW TERRIB U ARE?!" that would be against my intention

[@chrisleigh485]

You are going to be a wonderful mother. You are perfect, just as you are! You are YOU. That’s enough. ❤

[@DJC819]

I love the honesty in their relationship

[@victoriaminjeur7856]

You are a woman through and through! Beautiful 🖤

[@cybercassie]

Thank you for sharing your story. I hope people learn to have more empathy and stop reducing women to wombs. I am not intersex but have another condition that prevents me from having children, many women do and it makes us no less women. ❤

[@_joyceee_8549]

Thank you so much! I appreciate it ❤️

[@angelscott2062]

I have the same issue as you!

[@anbailey319]

i am definitely impressed by ur courage and wanna say its a great initiative to tell people more about intersex as through this u will definitely change many people perspective towards intersex and create awareness that being intersex is as normal as being a normal human being

[@_joyceee_8549]

Thank you so much for your kind words!

[@meahdahlgren6537]

Anbailey319 it's not a thing

[@luminescent__]

​@@meahdahlgren6537 Please explain them being physically/biologically Hermaphroditic (Intersexed) while still in the womb then expert.

[@meahdahlgren6537]

@@luminescent__ it's not real

[@JackFountas779]

@@meahdahlgren6537 being intersex is just as common as ginger hair. would you say gingers arent real?

[@rachaellin1997]

What a lovely couple and her mom is so supportive! I love this very much! Adoption is a great option and I wish them the best in their lives!

[@humanoidy]

Thank you for educating us all. Beautiful woman inside and out. Wishing you a long and happy life!

[@NourKLI]

She sounds Dutch.. is she?! I’m Dutch and this subject isn’t much talked about here when it should. Much respect and happiness for her.

[@Ellenslife851]

Your not alone I can’t get pregnant either if I ever become a mother I will probably adopt it gives a orphan a home of there own

[@CristinaAcosta]

Beautiful and courageous spirit. You are lovely🌺🌺

[@Pkeats817]

She is very beautiful. She seems like a solid individual. Thanks goodness for this.

[@Betterdayz12]

It was so sweet how happy she was to see him. She's a keeper!

[@blair7106]

i have this condition too! i can relate about being tall - i'm 6 feet at 16 :)

[@Mel-p9o]

You will adopt a child that needs a mom like you. How wonderful and beautiful is that. A child is a child. I adopted and my son is my life. I love him more than I can put into words. You are more blessed than you know.

[@khonkhosilelihle7414]

So this means that she doesn't experience periods?

[@amberjulia123]

Yes

[@TeeHeeTwinkleToes]

​@@amberjulia123 Lucky!

[@Vlogs_gabrielle]

Lucky her 😭😭😭

[@Bettinasisrg]

Strange there is a stigma? She is a woman and very beautiful and smart. And as for having kids, well with the overpopulation problem not having kids is ok. Wish her the best life.

[@Reikai7Tantei]

There's no over population problem.That's a lie

[@princessalaina4589]

What a lovely young woman. It looks as though she's living her best life.

[@sharathk220]

You are strong women.., and u have my respects ❤

[@iamliber8583]

I thought it was not a woman?????

[@TeaWinx]

@@iamliber8583she is a woman… she’s intersex

[@johnmccullough7152]

You shouldn't be a shamed of who you are for your absolutely stunning and you can still lead a normal life you live the way you want it's your life stand strong and be proud of who you are may you be blessed threw all your days ❤️

[@SBonnieWhite]

I was nearly 40. After years of horrible abdominal pain, being told to get exercise and loose weight & 8 hour surgery to find out what the mass was that was being seen on ultrasound & remove the rotting parts they finally found.

[@krista6538]

She's so pretty. Good for her speaking out on this topic and educating us.

[@donaldwolozanski6900]

In a way you are lucky that you found out at 14, I am 77 and just found out about 2 years ago and after a Genetic test I found out that I had 2 x Chromosomes and 1 Y Chromosome. I have always felt wrong, It turns out that I was born with 2 complete Reproductive sets. They did surgery shortly after birth removing most of the Female parts. They missed my Ovaries and now they are making Estrogen like crazy. I just wish that they would have left it alone. Also almost all of my other Genes are doubled.

[@j7ndominica051]

No menstruation, no need for a pregnancy pill!! She was more beautiful on the younger pictures.

[@mrlover4310]

Lol she says my current boyfriend seems like she's planning on leaving him 😂

[@domingonavarro1288]

She deserves to be loved. It’s sad in way, no children. But a Good life can most definitely happen. God bless you. ✝️

[@GodenClark]

Good for you to share your experiences with the population it helps to educate people cool and you are very pretty .

[@milanimorales2645]

I always used to be scared like what if I'm not exactly like everyone else. It's quite alright being different. She is so beautiful and great just the way she is.

[@AwkwardAuggie]

I'll never understand the obsession of needing to have biological kids, and why people fret over it when you can help children that don't have a family and adopt

[@kurtmaryville4941]

Because they are selfish and only care about what will make them personally feel good. Parents (who have actively chosen to have biological children) are just self-centered people. They know the world isn't hurting for human beings. But it's about them, not all of us.

[@RatingsIntoCash]

I know people who were adopted. People don't like to adopt understandably don't like to do it because there are too many stigmas that go with it. The first obvious one is that it isn't your kid people will tease and you'll even have doubts yourself it isnt yours. Whatever floats your boat but not everyone has to think like you do

[@RatingsIntoCash]

Not everyone has to think like you do. Some people just don't want to bear the stigmas of taking in someonelses kid which is understandable

[@RatingsIntoCash]

Some people dont like the stigma that goes along with it which is understandable

[@kallusive8986]

It’s a complete different feeling of creating something and watching it grow up. It’s not obsession, it’s literally natural human behavior. Even wild animals aren’t always open to raising someone else’s offspring.

[@roywodtke1690]

There is no greater value or lesser value than knowing your true self

[@ninablack2516]

Thankyou for this video...I only became aware of the terminology this year and didnt know that it effects nearly 2% of the worlds population. Your video helped me understand more about the medical side and how it causes one to become intersex 💛💛

[@TheTheLeeloo]

Go Joyce queen!!

[@royalcreations3970]

We need to celebrate intersex people. They are wonderful as they are and humanity has so much to learn from them. ♡

[@donnataylor980]

Good luck to you both❤ you can adopt some children❤😊❤

[@kimberleygardner3294]

So much more to go through but so strong so far 😊

[@eliselaughlin1886]

Such a beautiful couple. This young woman is absolutely stunning. 😊

[@teddy-uc6cv]

Outstanding natural beauty

[@amberjulia123]

100 year ago - she would have just been considered an infertile woman and nothing more. It’s so interesting how much more detail we continue to discover with the advancement of science.

[@8BEC]

I was thinking exactly that

[@josephmathew6511]

I wonder what practical difference it made!

[@justinrumsby1017]

Exactly. That’s exactly what this situation is. This is insulting to truly intersex people. She isn’t causing the indult though. This lays on the medical establishment and the Marxist ideology that came from our elites.

[@Washington-Dreaming]

I don’t know the current state of the medical field but it seems to me when a baby is born a DNA test should be run and at least ultrasounds should be done. It would catch some basic things earlier. I mean, a basic DNA test is around 100 bucks nowadays although I have no idea what a full DNA scan costs if it’s possible. But I think more information is almost always better than less. But think about, say, Celiac. There are genetic markers that say if someone is more prone to it than average and someone’s diet could be altered early enough to make a difference.

[@jmd42jmd46]

It would not have made a difference. She has no androgen recepters.

[@margotfitsch1443]

@@jmd42jmd46 It would have shown her XY karyotype (male).

[@katielucas4594]

You are gorgeous inside and out❤ your heart is golden. Youre a beautiful women❤ you guys will do AMAZING with surrogacy or adoption when the time is right❤❤

[@_joyceee_8549]

Thank you

[@katielucas4594]

@@_joyceee_8549 you are so very welcome!💞💗🥰

[@iamliber8583]

thought it was not a woman????? also please spell woman right

[@SICRoosterKido]

That's rough, all the best!

[@lyannawinter405]

That's a good friend who told him too date her

[@annehersey9895]

Adoption was made for intersex people!! And not being able to carry a child will make an adopted child or children that much more precious.

[@TheShowgirl25]

We need more of us like you💜

[@jasonlemons3045]

She is stunningly beautiful inside and out!

[@tomsm06]

If you are intersex there is no problem at all. In the society we are living now you have the chance to be who you are, to live as a female or a male or other if you feel like that. Just be happy and don't panic if you don't know, maybe you'll know later

[@movieedge7370]

This explained nothing about intersex I hope they’re happy together and the adopted child. But I am more confused now than ever about intersex. Maybe people should not explain what they have, and just live their lives.

[@AsrielAsitgets]

Gender is a spectrum.

[@EsmeraldaWolfsbane7777]

There's only two genders, not 9,453

[@RadioCyber]

XY are male sex chromosomes. She has XY instead of XX. Her body cannot process male hormones so she developed as a woman with no female sex organs (uterus, ect). Hope this helps.

[@Ang417]

Because more people need to be educated on this... I never knew this was a thing

[@davidm4566]

@@AsrielAsitgetsit's not. Even intersex chooses male or female

[@moachangkiri5952]

Joyce, you look beautiful as a gifl and its never a shame to admit what we are. So, whatever the situation maybe, always let your heart speaks for you, so that you will feel more confident when you meet other people 💜💜💜💜

[@InDueTime25]

Just glad she found happiness. No judgement here. Just find your personal happiness and embrace

[@CS-ow4gl]

I’m very naive . So , when you have a child that outwardly looks female , at no point between birth and 14 ( or issues arises ) do they check for your reproductive organs ? No ultrasound or the like until an issue presents ? WOW I somehow feel this should be standard at some stage

[@midtownmartyr7895]

Strength is found in the most unsuspecting places.

[@lorenakademar5267]

It's not an easy topic....and not easy to understand for many people

[@johnclasing4627]

I think its funny shes like "i want more people to know about intersex." And like...the only thing is a DNA thing thats imperceptible and she doesn't have a uterus. Like, why does that need to be on your dating page? You could simply say 'i cant have kids' and elaborate later on. Plenty of men, myself included, probably wouldnt have cared one way or another. I mean, if its just something you would rather people know up frobt, im cool with that, i just dont think she should feel like she HAS to say these things up front.

[@YourCupOfTea_]

she's a man.

[@Fin_Likes_Mofongo]

I found out 4 years ago, my body started getting crippling weak. After going through 8 doctors they sent me to the hormones one. Guy was loosing his mind cuz he never met one in person. I was seriously scared. Now im trying to find peace with it. Its crazy how i have known i may been since i was in my 20’s, when it was hella obvious. Im almost 50. People never knew how to address me. I been living my second half as female, it has helped me find new joy. On dating? Its a nightmare. Hopefully i find someone decent in the future. She is very lovely.

[@zebrasavant1188]

Is that the same as swyer syndrome

[@TeaWinx]

No

[@theshermer]

Thank you for sharing your story. You are a beautiful person and I am happy that you have found happiness. Intersex people are still human beings and should be treated with respect, dignity and kindness.

[@quicksandsavior]

We go through so much hell because of our meat suits.

[@minadoro]

My mother in law my sister in law and my daughter are 6 feet tall, and my granddaughter is very tall for 8 years old , so some women are tall but not intersex.

[@oldschool8432]

That doggo tho

[@desgoulding7154]

Don’t worry you are a very beautiful young lady in side and out. God Bless you and your family.❤ You have very good family and a nice boy friend.

[@dougalexander7204]

Be yourself and may your star shine bright.

[@sarahheld3761]

You are a very pretty woman 😊

[@pialoorits64]

Brave beautiful woman!

[@theoceandragonfly]

Thank you for sharing about you being intersex. You are wonderfully made. 😊 sending you love and light.

[@niamarieturek9281]

What a cute couple! Til lykke

[@Swarna_222]

best wishes dear. lots of love

[@kurtmaryville4941]

Every comment gets deleted so ill just say hi. Will this comment make it through.

[@Beatleslover3]

Strong women!❤ God Bless her.

[@ToriGee88]

Intersex and Trans are two distinct groups.

[@alyssaoconnor]

Actually they can intersect, She is genetically male but she lives as a woman.

[@margotfitsch1443]

True. Trans is when you go through a whole lotta trouble to change from the sex you were born with to the opposite sex.

[@bezbezzebbyson788]

No testosterone that's not very male-ish biologically​@@alyssaoconnor

[@alyssaoconnor]

@@bezbezzebbyson788 Intersex people still produce testosterone their bodies just can’t use it. Those born with XX chromosomes also produce testosterone by the way 🤦‍♀️. A small percentage of humans are born not producing sex hormones at all and that has nothing to do with being intersex.

[@sophiepooks2174]

@@margotfitsch1443 For most a sex they never identified as, or accepted as by their peers, it is about gender identity, not strictly sex, archaic laws make it a lot lot more trouble and expense for trans people to be who they are.

[@Kalatuvava9910]

Where I'm at our science syllabus covers the variations of sex chromosome mutations when we are 14 through 16

[@half-breed]

Being a teen is hard enough and throw something like this on top. Must have been a challanging time for you.

[@antonyhadjion8376]

What a beautiful woman.❤❤❤

[@Peter-wl3tm]

Respectfully I ask, if male chromosomes are XY and this individual has xy chromosome doesn’t that make them a male? The presence of the y chromosome and not the function itself makes the individual a male, right?

[@Rachel2412able]

She doesn’t look like a male. She’s one of the rare XY females.

[@nufailanoon]

​@Rachel2412able your comment makes no sense. There are no XY females, they are intersex

[@patrickstonetree1]

That is the point, she is genetically male, but as she cannot react to the male sex hormone that distinction (genetics) is largely moot. Sex describes a function in reproduction, so really she is neither since she has no ability to reproduce. Her gender is female. We separated gender (gender just means to classify) from sex because as we learned more we discovered people attached an awful lot of things to sex that had nothing to do with sex. Like, a preference for long hair, wearing dresses, etc.

[@mandsc4120]

Wow, there really needs to be more education around this subject from secondary school to take the stigma away.

[@adden2242]

First time I have ever heard of the intersex word..

[@Non-binary.princex]

Where u been under a rock

[@TeeHeeTwinkleToes]

​​@@Non-binary.princex probably not on the internet often

[@SeminarioMAE]

did you go to school

[@coachgeo]

your a female cause your body mind etc. thru puberty developed based on female characteristics cause of the androgen insensitivity syndrome. Sport wise also due to the AIS you would be female because the non (or minimal) reaction to male testosterone. Therefore one could say your struggle emotionally is mostly not about male/female (though logically assumed so)..... its mostly about just being different in a defined way. Love as you love......

[@raider7829]

I don't get the fuss. So she's female right? Has female sex organs? But no ovaries or uterous to carry a child? Am I right? So why is this something the world needs to know? Why is it a big deal? Adopt! Surrogate mother. Lots of people can't have kids. I was adopted its no big deal.

[@owaisahmad1137]

stay blessed

[@angelacamlin3528]

The title says I learnt I was intersex. Whoever posts a title really needs to repeat grade school. This is today's lack of education. Even as adults, we should know how to spell and put words together that makes sense. The title should of said....I just learned that I am intersex. But the proper wording should actually be...I just found out that I have the characteristics of being intersex or I have learned that I am intersex. When you drop out of school, the lack of education shows.

[@patrickstonetree1]

Learnt is a typical British spelling for the past tense of learn. Also, she was not recounting something that just happened, she is recounting that she learned at 14. Perhaps before you become fantastically rude and pedantic you make sure that you have reviewed the material thoroughly.

[@sproutsrevil6508]

Lovely young lady. Courageous and mature. 🫶🏻

[@colinmccann7123]

She is a very pretty girl !

[@_PJW_]

Je bent prachtig!! Laat niemand je wat anders vertellen.

[@sandrajmartinez-sn6nj]

You are a beautiful woman❤

[@josephmorgan6112]

You’re a stunner