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Cohormonal
Having a hormonal dominance that is congruent with one's gonads. Such a person is cishormonal and also has fully functioning gonads that produce expected hormone levels (ovaries predominantly producing estrogens, or testes predominantly producing androgens) or or is taking HRT that aids or replaces the gonad's typical function.
Contrahormonal
Having a hormonal dominance that is not congruent with one's gonads. Such a person may be transhormonal, have gonads that do not produce expected hormone levels (too much or too little of one or both hormone types), or have some other condition that is affecting one's hormones or gonads.
Transgonadal and Altergonadal flags
To go with the cisgonadal flag we made for a request
Transgonadal - having or desiring to have gonads different then the ones you were born with. Including desiring a lack of any form of gonad, or someone without gonads desiring to have them. This also includes desiring surgery that is not currently medically possible, such as ovary transplants.
Altergonadal - A subtype of transgonadal referring to someone who desires to have gonads that do not do not align with typical arrangements.
So I just received my first packer ever from axolom, and I am beyond pleased?? I haven't worn it enough to be able to say anything about its durability, but its squishiness is the realness I needed to start thinking about buying a packer. It feels soft, is squishy, and is quite realistically coloured and shaped. There is even the distinct feels of the gonads! It's neither cheap nor expensive (62 USD/55 CHF), even with the shipping fee (+10 USD/9 CHF) (I am from Switzerland, keep that in mind).
I'm 169 cm (approximately 5' 7") and 78kg (172 lbs), with top surgery done. When worn with clothes, if I shift the shaft to the side, it gives me a natural bulge, just enough to know there's something there without it being too much. I can make it a bit bigger by putting the shaft straight down, but it's not my preference.
I got it in the colour C3, as I read colours seemed lighter than they really are on the webpage, but it ended up being almost a perfect match to my skin. I dont know if a C4 would have been more realistic as this area of the body tends to be darker than the surrounding skin, but I'm happy with my choice. The packer feels soft on my skin, but I chose to wear 2 pairs of underwear to keep it tucked and as clean as possible. I'm so excited to let you know how its durability is and what everyday wear feels like.
Here is the link to the specific one I got.
mbw (my balls when):

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Determined Sex
To study the mechanisms by which genetic mutations cause disease in humans, researchers replicate comparable mutations in mice and closely observe their development (such as the developing mouse ovary pictured). But if those mice can’t endure the mutations, and do not survive to adulthood, their use is limited. Mutations of the WT1 gene are linked to defects in the development of male and female genitalia. Previously, mice engineered to lack this gene were so severely impacted that only minimal insights could be gleaned, but a new approach has created a more viable strain of mouse, with the gene silenced during early gonad [testes or ovaries] development. These mice developed genital tracts containing both male and female structures, had ambiguous external genitalia and lacked mature gonads. Understanding how WT1 helps distinguish early sex development could ultimately help us intervene with treatments for humans.
Written by Anthony Lewis
Image from work by Alejo Torres-Cano and colleagues
Celltec-UB, Department of Cell Biology, Physiology and Immunology, Faculty of Biology, University of Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain
Image originally published with a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)
Published in PLOS Genetics, June 2022
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Jim Woodring: And Now, Sir - Is THIS Your Missing Gonad? (2020)
Biological sex is not black or white. It’s on a spectrum. Besides your genitalia, you also have your chromosomes, your gonads, like ovaries or testicles, you have your internal sex organs, your hormone production, your hormone response and your secondary sex characteristics, like breast development, body hair etc. Those seven areas of biological sex all have so much variation, yet we only got two options: Male or female. Which is kind of absurd to me, because I can’t think of a single human trait that there’s only two options for. Skin color, hair, height, eyes. If there are infinite ways for our bodies to look, […] wouldn’t it make sense that there’s that much variety in biological sex, too?
Emily Quinn: The way we think about biological sex is wrong. Youtube, 06.03.2019, acc. 29.09.2019.