Is there anyone who could honestly say that this is anything other than a very attractive young woman?

On a different forum several months ago, an educated and rational-minded person, who also happened to be gay, told me that "phenotype doesn't matter, only karyotype matters." So in this person's view, a woman with CAIS is not a "real woman" simply because she doesn't have XX chromosomes. And again, this was coming from an educated, rational-minded gay person, who one would think would be more sensitive and compassionate and thoughtful about stuff like this. IT ALWAYS MAKES MY BLOOD BOIL!

Also, I seem to recall that this person is a male.

If that were the case then anything that deviates from any norm would be abnormal.

I have heard those arguments, generally from those who presume their own individuality, while denying it to others.

I defy anyone to say this woman is anything less than what she appears.

We're humans, with rights and individuality. We expect nothing less than what we give others.

With repsect to ydgmdlu, I agree with your point. It makes me equally irate.

Quote from: spacial on December 02, 2012, 12:46:46 PM


Is there anyone who could honestly say that this is anything other than a very attractive young woman?

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Quote from: aj7 on December 03, 2012, 05:27:48 PM
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She is. And the video is so heartfelt. Anyone can see the girl had to make so much effort to make it, but equally understand why she had to.

May I suggest you post your comment on the YouTube where I got the video? It can be accessed by clicking the small button at the bottom of the video, with the YouTube logo. I am certain she will appreciate it.