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Sadako Yamamura from Ring is canonically intersex (in the novel), and her variation is Complete Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome (CAIS)!
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Just I guess a reminder for people about my intersex variation: not everyone with CAIS is a girl or a woman. There are boys and men with CAIS, I am one of them, we are not all cis women. The assumption that we are invariably heterosexual cisgender women originated from the biases of doctors with no actual evidence. While there are certainly many of us who are cishet women, the little research we do have suggests that people with CAIS are actually slightly more likely to not fully identify with womanhood or be exclusively straight even when compared to comparison groups of people with MRKH or PCOS (w/ MRKH in particular presenting similarly in many ways- we share traits like no uterus and often having short vaginas etc, which could help control as much as possible for how we experience our gender being impacted by our experiences. When I was diagnosed MRKH was floated as a possibility before I had a karyotype, though a less likely one than CAIS given my testosterone levels), suggesting that we may be more likely than the general population to be trans and/or not straight as well. But my point is that just like anyone we can be any gender or orientation. Stop treating us like we’re a monolith of cis girls. I am a man who has CAIS. Most people who have CAIS are women, yes, but I and many others are still men who have CAIS. The idea that we’re essentially always women is a lie.
And beyond that, I’d hazard a guess and say that many men with CAIS have struggled regarding coming out as men because we can’t transition with T or really hope to pass in the same way. Though that’s just speculation based off my own experiences.
Intersexism is my mother saying that it's good that people with CAIS are infertile because "people like that shouldn't reproduce"
I have no words
Oh my fucking god
this is intersexism and eugenics.
horrifying.
Just thinking about a few months ago when I saw my GP and she put "Testicular Feminization Syndrome" under "Issues Addressed" on my after visit summary as if that term isn't ridiculously outdated at this point. Why are you calling AIS "testicular feminization" in the year of our lord 2024?
Not to mention that I wasn't there for anything related to being intersex, she's not the doctor that I see about intersex-relevant care, and the only reference to my AIS in the whole appointment was when she asked if my periods were normal and I had to remind her (not for the first time!) that I don't have the ability to menstruate. For this shit to still be happening when she literally had my chart pulled up (not to mention that she has been my primary care provider since I was 11 and I've seen her several times since being diagnosed almost three years ago) is just exhausting.
I don't think people understand how frustrating and draining these even relatively harmless situations are for intersex people. And I know my doctor isn't doing this intentionally and this isn't her area, so I don't really blame her, but when there's a pattern of little things like this it just reminds me how much even my doctors don't understand about me and how invisible we are to most of the world.
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Francesca, Frankie, or Franklin from Knights of Guinevere is an intersex transfemmasc with CAIS, and she started microdosing testosterone later in life! Totally and 100% legally! (You're not a cop, are you?)
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I really wish that, when talking about individuals with Complete Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome, people didn't default to referring to these individuals as "girls" and "women," alongside the usage of (she/her) pronouns.
I don't care that the overwhelming majority of infants with CAIS are AFAB. Sex traits are not gender, including for intersex people. Fuck sex-assignments, fuck enforcing these binaries.
(This also goes for other intersex conditions that present internally, particularly prior to an onset of puberty, or lack-thereof. This post was just made regarding a specific chain of occurrences I've personally witnessed.)
