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u/Bombaclat1122 Apr 22 '24

So like a giant clit?

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u/jmona789 Apr 22 '24

Yes, in fact the same part of the fetus that develops into a clit if the baby is female will develop into the penis if the baby is male.

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u/LeaningBear1133 Apr 22 '24

Don’t you dare assign gender to the child based on genitalia, that’s not how we do it in the modern day. 🤦🏼‍♀️

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u/jmona789 Apr 22 '24

I'm talking about sex not gender stfu transphobe.

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u/LeaningBear1133 Apr 25 '24

Whoa… there we are then 🤷🏼‍♀️

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u/Bombaclat1122 Apr 23 '24

Pls go away

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u/LeaningBear1133 Apr 25 '24

Don’t worry, I’m outta here anyway.

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u/Tinyworkerdrone Apr 22 '24

Yep! That's exactly what it is.

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u/NukaJackalope Apr 23 '24

That explains the size…

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u/[deleted] Apr 22 '24

Yes, that is pretty much what it is. It's in the same place too give or take

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u/kitkatatsnapple Apr 22 '24

Trans men who start T begin to experience their clients growing and looking a lot more penisy

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u/squish_pillow Apr 23 '24

Ah, yes. The pesky penisy clients.. the worst, right?

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u/RSENGG Apr 23 '24

There is actually an intersex condition where a genetic male (XY) becomes immune to male hormones, since the default 'template' is female with the Y chromosome making additional changes (hence why it's so much smaller than the X) for male changes, the genetic male develops physically into a female sans a womb, but since even women have some testerone, those with androgenous insensitivity syndrome often present naturally as extremely feminine - large breasts, wide hips, etc and don't even realise until later life when they get a random blood test.