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Would you date an AIS woman?
Imagine you've just met a beautiful woman and she's totally your type.
Then you discover that she's female - but with male genes (XY Woman).
She has a vagina - but also testicles inside her abdomen.
Bonus scenario: She had her testicles removed - but there's an ugly scar on her stomach.
Would you date an AIS (Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome) woman?
Re: Would you date an AIS woman?
Originally posted by CaveDude33211
Imagine you've just met a beautiful woman and she's totally your type.Then you discover that she's female - but with male genes (XY Woman).
She has a vagina - but also testicles inside her abdomen.
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Bonus scenario: She had her testicles removed - but there's an ugly scar on her stomach.
Would you date an AIS (Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome) woman?
You're essentially asking if I (a straight man) would date a beautiful woman who has had a surgery during her lifetime and has an abdominal scar to show for it.
Well, yes, yes I would.
Re: Would you date an AIS woman?
Originally posted by CaveDude33211
Imagine you've just met a beautiful woman and she's totally your type.Then you discover that she's female - but with male genes (XY Woman).
She has a vagina - but also testicles inside her abdomen.
Bonus scenario: She had her testicles removed - but there's an ugly scar on her stomach.
Would you date an AIS (Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome) woman?
So they let you post on KMC in prison?
Re: Would you date an AIS woman?
Originally posted by CaveDude33211
Imagine you've just met a beautiful woman and she's totally your type.Then you discover that she's female - but with male genes (XY Woman).
She has a vagina - but also testicles inside her abdomen.
Bonus scenario: She had her testicles removed - but there's an ugly scar on her stomach.
Would you date an AIS (Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome) woman?
i'd probably give the girl a chance. scars don't bother me, and i do like like vaginas. if she was beautiful enough to me, it would probably be the easiest thing in the world to intellectually blind myself to her testicles, or lack of. i would probably be able to go full-blown trumper/brexit level of personal deception on the matter for life, in fact 👆
Originally posted by CaveDude33211Is this a real thing? If it is can somebody briefly explain it?
Imagine you've just met a beautiful woman and she's totally your type.Then you discover that she's female - but with male genes (XY Woman).
She has a vagina - but also testicles inside her abdomen.
Bonus scenario: She had her testicles removed - but there's an ugly scar on her stomach.
Would you date an AIS (Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome) woman?
Yeah, it does show the fluidity of sexuality. Some XY women grow up never knowing they are genetically men on their sex chromosones. An example was a woman who won Olympic swimming gold was married and then stripped of her titles. Her testosterone levels were much more akin to a male than an XX female
Originally posted by Putinbot1
Yeah, it does show the fluidity of sexuality. Some XY women grow up never knowing they are genetically men on their sex chromosones. An example was a woman who won Olympic swimming gold was married and then stripped of her titles. Her testosterone levels were much more akin to a male than an XX female
This is why people like Ben Shapiro, who hold that karyotype is the basis for pronouns, are wrong.
Stella Walsh is biologically female, but has XY chromosomes. Something she, let alone others, could not tell simply by looking at her.
Humans beings are not chromosome detectors. We make judgments about gender based on how people look.
Originally posted by Adam_PoEAbsolutely.
This is why people like Ben Shapiro, who hold that karyotype is the basis for pronouns, are wrong.Stella Walsh is biologically female, but has XY chromosomes. Something she, let alone others, could not tell simply by looking at her.
Humans beings are not chromosome detectors. We make judgments about gender based on how people look.
I read about this in a medical conditions book a few years back. For some women, the testicles form inside the inferior portion of the labia majora. If there are nerves attached to these testicles and the testicles are not removed when they are very young, sexual intercourse would be very painful. Every thrust would be like getting punched in the balls unless their partner did half-thrusts. That would be absolutely terrible to endure. There are probably some women throughout our human history that had this condition, got married, lived mostly normal lives, except for the fact that sex was very painful. No modern medicine or understanding of human anatomy probably lead to terrible situations for some women.
Seems like a very terrible condition to have if not addressed when the female is very young (as near to birth as possible).
Originally posted by Badabing
Is this a real thing? If it is can somebody briefly explain it?
From what I understand, Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome is when a fetus develops to be a male, but the fetus rejects the testosterone from forming in it's body, so it develops female-characteristics instead.
The result is a boy that ended up physically becoming a girl - though there are degrees to it.
Sometimes they have a vagina and testicles in the abdomen, sometimes half a vagina or sometimes a vagina and a penis at the same time.
Most cases I've found are the vagina and testicles in the abdomen variety.
Supposedly, celebrities like Jamie Lee Curtis and Sandra Bullock are AIS women, for example.