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[Bucketlist2012]

Originally Posted by ProTouring442

Not always the case of course, especially given that all humans have an Adams Apple. A man's is generally larger, but a woman's can be fairly sizable.

And then there are those who have Complete Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome. They have testicles. They are women too.

Shiny Side Up!
Bill

I am not going back to that restaurant.. I ordered my Women without testicles, and they gave me one with CAI Syndrome...

[ProTouring442]

Originally Posted by Bucketlist2012

I am not going back to that restaurant.. I ordered my Women without testicles, and they gave me one with CAI Syndrome...

CAIS is a condition where the person's body has no reaction to Testosterone.

In the womb, a male (XY chromosome) develops female until the mother's body releases Testosterone into the womb, after which, the baby continues to develop as a male.

In a person with CAIS, the mother's body releases the Testosterone, but the baby's body has no reaction to it. Because of this, the child's body and even its brain develop female. The child does still have an XY (male) chromosome. This causes a female body, built on a skeleton that is essentially male.

Unfortunately, the child ends up with a very shallow vagina, no uterus, and testicles (where ovaries belong). These people look, and think like females, though they are frequently incapable of having sexual intercourse.

Shiny Side Up!
Bill

[Ron in SoCal]

Whoa! 'Hot or not' went down the rabbit hole quick...

[Spiffav8]

Originally Posted by Ron in SoCal

Whoa! 'Hot or not' went down the rabbit hole quick...

and here I was concerned with your internet surfing practices.

[slenning]

Originally Posted by Spiffav8

and here I was concerned with your internet surfing practices.

As was I
You gotta get that camaro home Ron

[Bucketlist2012]

Originally Posted by Ron in SoCal

Whoa! 'Hot or not' went down the rabbit hole quick...

LMAO....Bill gave me way more Information than I needed

[Flash68]

Ron, you're doing a great job of turning this site in YellowBulletesque.

[WSSix]

Originally Posted by ProTouring442

CAIS is a condition where the person's body has no reaction to Testosterone.

In the womb, a male (XY chromosome) develops female until the mother's body releases Testosterone into the womb, after which, the baby continues to develop as a male.

In a person with CAIS, the mother's body releases the Testosterone, but the baby's body has no reaction to it. Because of this, the child's body and even its brain develop female. The child does still have an XY (male) chromosome. This causes a female body, built on a skeleton that is essentially male.

Unfortunately, the child ends up with a very shallow vagina, no uterus, and testicles (where ovaries belong). These people look, and think like females, though they are frequently incapable of having sexual intercourse.

Shiny Side Up!
Bill

Would this be the scientific way of saying someone is a hermaphrodite?

[ProTouring442]

Originally Posted by WSSix

Would this be the scientific way of saying someone is a hermaphrodite?

No. A hermaphrodite has portions of both sex's external genitalia. These people are fully female in appearance, and their external genitalia are fully female, but they possess an XY chromosome. They tend to be quite attractive as they are, hormonally, 100% female.

During puberty, CAIS women develop breasts, but little to no pubic hair (pubic hair development, in both females and males, is due to testosterone), but they do not begin menstruation due to the lack of a uterus.

Shiny Side Up!
Bill

[WSSix]

Craziness. Thanks Bill.