Our sexual organs tell us nothing...

[Breezy]

sorry, but you either have xx chromosomes or xy chromosomes. sorry to break it to ya BUDDY.

does this stem from not wanting to admit that pretty little thing you're with is actually a genetic man?

tell me im wrong. im SURE the ENTIRE scientific community would back me up on this.

i can believe im a fucking penguin, but that doesnt change a damn thing, buddy. i can get as much cosmetic surgery as my heart desires and my wallet will allow to resemble a penguin, but at the end of the day im still a HUMAN(male), genetically.

btw, wtf did they teach you in highschool? apparently it went in one ear and out the other, much the same as what the BMs said on the OTHER forum that u frequent.

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Originally Posted by Breezy

tell me im wrong. im SURE the ENTIRE scientific community would back me up on this.

Genetic isn't that simple.

1. To have XY (XX) dosn't mean you must develop as a boy (girl). That is controlled by the amount of hormons and the individualy susceptibility to hormons. You could have XX (XY), but develop an outer female (male) gender. And realise in the puberty that you are male (female) in mind. If a child has visable notes of both gender, the parents and doctors decide which gender it become official and "adjust" the gender in an operation. They don't look at the DNA.

2. There are more cases than XY and XX. There are humans with XXX, XXY, XX, XY, only X, and special cases between them.
How would you explain a Hermaphrodite person? There isn't a clear border between male and female.

3. Scientist know for years what is written in the DNA, but know less of how to read it. There are several ways to read one gen, and every time you get another Information. If you read a bit of epigenetics you could learn that the Information of the DNA can be changed without changeing the DNA or the chromosomes. Epigenetics is a very important thing in evolution.
Some animals can change their gender a few times, or the development of their gender is only a result of the temperature.

Thats my scientific biological view.