https://twitter.com/vagina_museum/status/1628046312275935232
Highlighting that this is βconsidered quite rareβ but in actuality we have absolutely no idea how common this, or indeed a great many variants in sexual development, are. Because if itβs not visible from the outside then we only learn about it if doctors (or coroners) go looking, and doctors only go looking if itβs causing a problem.
The βabout 1% of people are intersexβ factoid is imprecise and possibly inaccurate, but we canβt know by how much, because most people are never karyotyped, and many types of intersexuality donβt show up even with karyotyping.
















