Gender Differences In Intersex Women

The definition of gender has slowly morphed into something more broad than girls are girls because they have two X chromosomes, and boys are boys because they have an X and Y chromosome. As members of the scientific community discover further evidence, it becomes obvious that the original meaning of gender is insufficient. An example of how gender cannot be simplified into a binary system would be Miss. North. Although she feels and looks like a woman, she was born with male chromosomes and internal testicles. When she was developing in the womb, she could not process her male chromosomes; this caused her body to develop into a female instead. The existence of intersex people causes the general understanding of gender to become blurry and more complex; how exactly do you determine what gender Miss. North is? Does she have to be able to menstruate and have X chromosomes to be female or is it enough that she looks and feels like one? Our prior ideas of gender can make it hard to wrap our heads around the fact that there are more than two genders.
1 in 500 people fall along the gender spectrum rather than only being on either side. An important piece of evidence in the variation of gender is the existence of
A good example of this would be the relationship between Kevin and Jennifer; Kevin originally was born female. Kevin discusses how awful it felt to feel as though he was not the person he looked like. When Kevin started the transition to become male he finally felt right. But even though no one could tell that Kevin was ever anything but a man; he was threatened with a possible two-year jail sentence if he married his girlfriend. They got married anyways, and the judge ruled in their favor after their lawyer explained the scientific reasoning behind being transgender. The judge believes that it would be wrong to label someone as a certain gender based on only one