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To: CaptainMorgantown
A small percentage of babies are born with both sets of organs (or some hyrbid). It don’t see any moral issue or scandal with allowing those individuals to pick one of the two genders and live our their life that way.

Even a hermaphrodite still has a certain set of chromosomes. They're still specifically male or female despite any physical abnormalities.
44 posted on 11/20/2014 8:25:41 AM PST by Svartalfiar
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To: Svartalfiar
Even a hermaphrodite still has a certain set of chromosomes. They're still specifically male or female despite any physical abnormalities.

The problem happens when physical and mental development happens in the developing body in a way that defies the sexual chromosome configuration a person has. This is a reason why there are some very feminine women - who never identified or were even recognized as anything else, all growing up - that just happen to have "XY" chromosome pairs.

To those women - and they are women - I feel very sorry, as they can't have kids, and if the information about their chromosome configuration becomes public, can lead to ignorant bashing of themselves and their boyfriends / husbands / adopted children.

(Yes, this is a reply to a year-old thread. I was looking up Michael Phelps, and came across this thread....)

50 posted on 08/08/2015 8:56:23 PM PDT by Yossarian
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