WawelDragon1683 #ableist #dunning-kruger

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I'm a true genetic abomination. I have klinefelters

I was truly cursed at birth. I have klinefelters. The XXY syndrome. I have an extra female chromosome. I'm fucking intersex.

[Article on Mayo Clinic on Klinefelter Syndrome]

I'm truly fucked beyond belief. Nothing i can do can change this.
I got all of the bad symptoms

- Longer legs, shorter torso and broader hips compared with other boys
I look like an abomination. If a woman saw me naked she'd probably vomit.
I look exactly like this.
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- After puberty, less muscle and less facial and body hair compared with other teens
I have extreme problems with gaining muscels. Therefore i've been alwasy the weakest out of my peers.

- Small penis
The cruelest dickpills of them all. My manlet father most likely dickmogs me to oblivion.

- Enlarged breast tissue
Man tits. What can i say? Just kill me. I'm skinny as fuck and still have them.

-Low energy levels
I'm tired all the time. I can sleep for 12 hours a day and i'm still fuuking exausted. This shit will never end.

-Tendency to be shy and sensitive
I'm sure that helped me with women

-Difficulty expressing thoughts and feelings or socializing
Fuck me
Klinefelter men are more prone to depression as well so that's great.
Mix all this shit with a below average face and i'm truly fucked
Literally the only positive thing is that most men with klinefelters have

- taller than average stature
Of course not me because my father was a manlet so i'm 5'11 which is an average in my country . I couldn't even be a tall fag.
This makes my testosterone levels probably the lowest from everyone on this site. IT'S OVER :feelsrope::feelsrope:

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Did you actually get diagnosed, or is this a self-diagmosis?

I have an extra female chromosome.

No, the X chromosome is not a “female chromosome”. It is present in both males and females, holds genes for many things besides reproduction and is necessary for life; while the two copies protect women against X-chromosomal recessive disorders, in each cell, only one copy is active (which is responsible for the unique patterns on Calico cats). For this reason, a monosomy of the X-chromosome does come with problems (Turner syndrome) including infertility. XXX. on the other hand, usually results in a normal, if unusually tall, woman (although health problems can happen), and fertility is not affected.
The Y-chromosome, on the other hand, is pretty much nothing but a “male chromosome” (and there are four rodent species who have lost it entirely). It contains a regulatory gene, SRY, that is responsible for the fetus developing into a male, as well as several genes coding for testicular functions. However, it does not include any genes involved in the sex differentiation itself: if SRY ends up on the X chromosome due to translocation, the fetus will develop into a boy, whereas a non-functional or missing SRY gene results in a girl - though in both cases, they may be born intersex, problems with puberty will occur, and the affected are infertile.

By the way, in birds and monotremes, it is the other way around: The males are homozygous (WW), whereas the females are heterozygous (WZ), with the Z chromosome being even more reduced than the Y chromosome and it being currently unknown how it triggers sex determination.

I'm fucking intersex.

No, intersex and Klinefelter syndrome are different things.

This makes my testosterone levels probably the lowest from everyone on this site.

Actually, most of the things you listed are also symptoms of excessive testosterone.

@Bastethotep #21921

Actually, most of the things you listed are also symptoms of excessive testosterone.

Which sounds an awful lot like why young men and even boys taking anabolic steroids (basically synthetic testosterone and other androgens) can result in a man with breasts, little body hair, and shrunken testicles? And even older men having breast growth and thinning body hair, though little effect on genitals anymore. Though I’m sure can have quite an effect on one’s own natural testosterone production.

XXY syndrome

Could there be anyone having an XXYY syndrome?

@KZadBhat:
Completely correct.
The reason, by the way, for this paradoxical feminising effect is that the body deals with excess androgens by metabolising them into estrogens.

@Malingspann:
Yes, there is. Since they have SRY, they are phenotypically male, but they suffer from mental disabilities, low muscle tone, malformed genitals and sterility.
And before you ask, there is also XYY (Jacobs syndrome), which like the other sex chromosome trisomies result in being taller than normal (likely due to an excess of a growth-affecting gene in the so-called “pseudoautosomal region”, i.e. present on both X and Y chromosomes), as well as severe akne and sometimes mild intellectual deficits, however, they are otherwise normal (including fertility), so it is controversial whether this should actually be designated as a syndrome.
Though very rare, XXXY, XXXXY and even XXXXY do exist, which resemble Klinefelters, with severity increasing with number of X chromosomes, and XXXXY also comes with various other deformities and short rather than tall stature.
There are also some extremely rare cases of more than three X chromosomes. Tetrasomy X results in a syndrome that includes anomalies that can occasionally also be seen in Trisomy X, such as tallness, epicanthic folds, low muscle tone and intellectual impairments. Like XXXXY, Pentasomy X results in various deformities and is also a short stature. The problems in X polysomies likely result from the too many X chromosomes being a problem for X-inactivation.
Even more rare are XYYY and XYYYY. XYYY resembles Klinefelter, and also comes with abnormal dentition; only ten cases are documented, all but three mosaics. XYYYY comes with stronger physical disability and physical deformity (though the genitals are usually normal).
Finally, there is also X0/XY mosaicism, where, due to an error in cell division during the embryonic phase, some cells have an XY karyotype while other only have one X chromosome. Like all mosaicisms, the manifestation varies considerably, depending on how many cells are affected and where they ended up with, ranging to phenotypically normal male (the most common form) to various degrees of intersex (including the gonads and/or Müllerian duct/Wolffian duct developing assymetrically), to female with Turner Syndrome.

All in all, due to X-inactivation and the reduced nature of the Y chromosome, sex chromosome aneuplodies (abnormal number of chromosomes) are far less severe than autosomal aneuplodies - in fact, only seven autosomal trisomies can potentially be carried to term, only one of them - Trisomy 21, aka Downs syndrome - does so more than rarely, and even here, there are many spontaneous abortions, and of course results in pretty severe disability.

Are you troubled by it? If not, so what? According to Wikipedia, one in 700 boys are born with this, so it’s one of the most common chromosome variations.

I looked at that picture for a while, but no need to vomit, at least not yet. I feel worse when I accidentally get a lot of porn when googling for something fairly innocent. Those engorged in-your-face dongs; nah, that’s pretty disgusting.

My husband has longer torso and shorter legs (not that his legs are short; he’s 192 cm tall), and as he has worked out, his hips and shoulders have widened. Perhaps you could work out, get your shoulders wider?

You won’t have to shave as often as some do. That’s a plus, isn’t it?

Dearie; MEN are more interested in penis sizes than women are. Unless you’re gay, it’s not that bad.
Your dad obviously managed to have you.
Trans-men sometimes bind their breasts. You might do that too…
Some women like men who are shy and sensitive, few like unfeeling, insensitive brutes.

You’re expressing thoughts and feelings now, dearie. Many have problem with socializing, not just people on the autism spectrum, people with ADHD, ADD or klinefelters.

180 cm is fairly average among men. You’d be as tall as many men here in Sweden too.

He doesn’t have any sort of genetic disorder; he’s just ugly & is fishing for pity points. This is the incel equivalent of a thin teenage girl complaining that she’s fat so all the other girls around her will tell her she’s slim & pretty. Seen it a thousand times-same psychology, different terminology.