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Are you intersex and have you ever been assigned male in your life?

Have you ever been assigned male (i.e. socially imposed upon you)? This may be legally, medically, and/or socially.

I'm intersex, was assigned male at birth/infancy

I'm intersex, was assigned male as a child

I'm intersex, was assigned male in adolescence/pubescent years

I'm intersex, was assigned male at one point then later reassigned male

I'm intersex, have been assigned male, and need another poll option (share?)

I'm intersex, I formally transitioned to male of my own volition

I'm intersex, and have never been assigned male

I'm inter-questioning, have been assigned male

I'm inter-questioning, have never been assigned male

I'm perisex, have been assigned male

I'm perisex, have never been assigned male

See results

Voting ended onJan 31

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Discourseprincesa’s main is figlias

Proof: a post she accidentally reblogged to the wrong blog (aphobebambina is her old username) (a followup post for more proof)

And look, she said she uses tampons on December 10th:

She’s a liar. She does not have the various intersex conditions she claims to have. Someone who was born with testes will not have a period.

Even if her story was true, she would not be able to claim the title of a trans woman, but her story is not true. She was assigned female at birth.

And she tells a different ethnic story on that blog than she does on discourseprincesa:

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I'm curious how often intersex folks have ring finger lengths relative to their index fingers that are the "opposite" of what would be expected of their assigned gender, mind running a poll? Ty <3

Had to look this up and apparently the scientific name is the 2D:4D digit ratio. "2D" refers to your index finger and "4D" to your ring finger.

Intersex folks, what is your 2D:4D digit ratio and assigned gender?

Intersex, AFAB, 2D < 4D (ring finger longer than index)

Intersex, AFAB, 2D = 4D (the two fingers are about equal in length)

Intersex, AFAB, 2D > 4D (index finger is longer than ring)

Intersex, AMAB, 2D < 4D (ring finger longer than index)

Intersex, AMAB, 2D = 4D (the two fingers are about equal in length)

Intersex, AMAB, 2D > 4D (index finger is longer than ring)

Intersex, UAB/AIAB/AXAB/ISIG, 2D < 4D (ring finger longer than index)

Intersex, UAB/AIAB/AXAB/ISIG, 2D=4D (the two fingers are about equal in length)

Intersex, UAB/AIAB/AXAB/ISIG, 2D > 4D (index finger is longer than ring)

Perisex / questioning / see results: born in Jan/Feb/Mar/Apr

Perisex / questioning / see results: born in May/Jun/Jul/Aug

Perisex / questioning / see results: born in Sep/Oct/Nov/Dec

Voting ended onAug 21, 2025

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To clear things up about CAMAB (or would usually be assigned male) people and uteri... it's possible to have a uterus and fallopian tubes, functioning or otherwise, as a CAMAB person. Look up persistent mullerian duct syndrome, and then let's all stop with the sex essentialism please.

This does not sound at all like what she’s claiming to have.

She’s claiming that she was born with multiple sets of gonads and genitals, as well as a uterus - it’s a h*rmaphrodite fantasy, and it’s impossible.

This is not how the human body works. The same fetal tissue develops into either ovaries, testes, or in rare cases ovotestes (organs with some aspects of both); the same fetal tissue develops into either a clitoris or a penis or something in the middle. Intersex people are not born with multiple sets of gonads and multiple sets of genitals.

This is a porn fantasy that harms intersex people, and it’s horrible that people are spreading this myth.

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In August, discourseprincesa was saying she was assigned female at birth.

She is a liar.

Let this be the last word.

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I never saw her claim to have testes only to having typical CAH.

I never saw her saying anything about CAH, but here’s google’s cache of a post where she said she was born with testes. Archive.is of the google cache here.

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(1/2) I agree that there's nothing wrong with wanting AFAB solidarity because of the specific ways people with uteruses are targeted and attacked-including AFAB trans people. However, I can't reconcile that with your belief that lesbians are only attracted to 'female people'. I understand you've received some awful anon trolling, and that's wrong. And even me thinking your opinions about trans people are harmful doesn't make you deserve that, not in the slightest.

Continued: (2/2) I think you speak very well on these subjects, and I share your anger towards feminists (who are supposed to support everyone) ridiculing AFAB people. However, I think that speaking dismissively about “pangender” people (which, to be fair, is a label I have seen some people use) is not the solution. Trolls do not represent the trans community as a whole, and I’ve found that there are many lesbians who have AMAB trans girlfriends and would be hurt by your implications.—————-I appreciate you being civil here, so I will do my best to return the favor. I think that “trolling” is a dismissive way to refer to the many rape and death threats I have had over the course of my time here, both on and off anon. The one threatening to cut me into pieces and keep my vagina to stretch out actually led to a pretty bad series of nightmares. A “troll” posits that there are not genuine people out there wishing genuine harm on me.

A big misunderstanding is that you are using AFAB the exact way I use female. I do not use AFAB/AMAB because those were coined by intersex people who were operated on at birth to make their genitalia less ambiguous. The majority of people are male or female, this is not an arbitrary assignment. Most intersex conditions are also limited to one sex or the other. I am deeply uncomfortable taking language designed to highlight the traumatic surgical intervention on children’s genitals to describe this when male and female are perfectly correct (also, they did not use painkillers in infant surgery until 1984, so I really do mean trauma that killed some babies).

I do, in fact, include many people who suffer from dysphoria in both my analysis and the people whom I interact with. But an argument that lesbians are attracted to a gender identity and not people of the same sex is innately homophobic. This is because I believe that orientations are inborn. We are not attracted to a set of stereotypes about a person (femininity, or the female gender role that female people are supposed to uphold), nor are we attracted to someone who has made cosmetic and medical changes to themselves to appear more female.

My definition of gender is the set of expectations and behaviors set upon someone according to their sex, which puts men in a hierarchy above women. We are born ourselves–once they put us in pink or blue blankets, gender begins. That is why you will see me and many others bothered by the idea that we are attracted to “gender”. It implies we are attracted to the way that they were forced into a gender role. The idea that one can be all genders is a conflation of gender with personality, another thing that is hurtful when your definitions consider gender itself to be a tool of sexism.

As for people who consider themselves lesbian and who have male partners (again, this is where you would use AMAB). They are not strictly homosexual, because they are comfortable with male and female bodies sexually. I’m not telling them to end their relationships. They might still face discrimination if they are perceived as a same-sex couple. But their sexual and romantic lives bear little resemblance to my own and other female people who are exclusively same-sex attracted. In my language, they are bisexual, regardless of whether they only date people who consider themselves women. That’s fine. That is their preference. But they are not homosexual, and they have very different needs than we do as far as sex Ed and positivity.

I am a victim of corrective rape, like many lesbians. A community that many times over asks me to reevaluate my orientation or find a way to like male genitalia is deeply triggering and causes very real harm to me and to other women who are exclusively homosexual. There are trans people I have met who are perfectly lovely, but I don’t really trust anyone who doesn’t call those things out. And I see them constantly. Does that mean that every member of the community supports them? Today a representative at the Woman’s March for trans rights was Cherno Biko. Cherno Biko removed a condom in order to rape and impregnate a trans man. After admitting to the rape, Cherno Biko was still up on stage and still welcome. Janet Mock wrote that molestation as a child was a validation of girlhood. Who is asking them to stop?

I don’t believe in violence. But I do believe in boundaries. And members of the trans community have hurt me and mine so many times and they don’t seem to know when to stop. I don’t hate anyone. But I do want to protect my and mine. I don’t want to hear another story from a lesbian who forced herself to have sex with a trans woman and now has sexual trauma. Because when my rapist told me that I needed to “try dick because all women like it”, I’m glad there weren’t a bunch of people behind him cheering.

Again, I have tried to be civil. I am sure you’re a kind person and you are working from a very different place and set of meanings and words. I am working off of material realities and analysis of class-based oppressions. It makes a lot more sense to me than anything else ever has.

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