Andrew Anglin #transphobia #dunning-kruger

Andrew Anglin #transphobia #dunning-kruger archive.ph

I don’t know if you know this, and I hate to say it, but in the womb, before the sex of the child it determined by a release of hormones by the mother, the sex organ that is developing is the penis OR clitoris. So if a girl during puberty decides to take a bunch of testosterone shots, it will cause her body to think the clitoris is a penis and start growing it.

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Yeah, whatever, Nina Wrangled.

Apart genetic anomalies, biological sex is determinated by chromosoms and more precisely the one brought by the spermatozoid.

Too bad there's no hormone shot that'd make Andy grow a brain.

“I don’t know if you know this, and I hate to say it, but in the womb,”
Why is this hard to say?
If it’s biology it’s biology. Not ‘icky.’ Or challenging to one’s self-identity or nothing.
Especially for someone who seems to spend QUITE a bit of time thinking about penises…

Ever wonder why men have nipples, Andiepoos...?!

I did know Andrew was an idiot. This only reinforced that

Oh, is that how futanari works? I didn't know that.

@JeanP #134723

That’s not exactly true. After millenia of studying our own bodies, the only conclusion we’ve come to is that our bodies are really complicated.

@JeanP #134723

Oddly, the X or Y chromosome only determines the genetic sex. What determines if the pre-developed organs making up penis/protate/testicles or vagina/uterus/ovaries is in fact factors not even tightly connected with either sex chromosome, to respond to a bath of androgen chemicals that the fetus is washed in within the uterus. So far, Andrew is right!

Where he’s wrong is, the hormones the mother takes have little to do with it, and at the point the hormones she takes have an impact, the fetus is in dire danger, and quite likely so is the mother. I haven’t found direct information, but from what I’ve gathered the sensitivity to those androgen hormones, which determines how the genitals develop from there, is tied in with genes that are not on either the X or Y chromosome. And because of this, it is possible to have androgen sensitive genetic females (XX forming a penis) and androgen insensitive males (XY forming a vagina).

This is only one of the many ways in which in utero sexual development is so much more complicated than the Kindergarten Cop definition of boys and girls.

The mother has zero control over the birth sex of her child in the womb. That just isn't possible. That also isn't how puberty works. If it was then transition would be so much easier.

Andrew Anglin #transphobia #dunning-kruger archive.ph

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