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Um hey, I just wanted to note since you said you thought CAXAB was intersex only on a recent post; I've seen a few people saying that CAXAB is available for trans people to use (I've seen people saying it was originally created by a trans woman, but I haven't ever confirmed that.) The one that I know for sure is only meant for intersex people is IAXAB (intersex assigned X at birth) and I believe FAXAB (forcibly assigned X at birth) is also intersex specific.

Ok thanks for telling me! I’ll update the posts with that in a bit!

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teajaylore replied to your post: But if you're dyadic, you weren't coerced into either sex. I may be missing the point—and sorry if I am—but why do there need to be different terms? No one consented to their birth assignment. If not, possibly something with “surgical” in it? (Mostly dyadic trans; sorry if this is overstepping.)

I understand your confusion, but sex (that's what assignment is about not gender) is not generally something one must consent to. However, in most countries, assignments follow the assumption of a sex binary. For any dyadic person, there assignment will be correct, even if it does not reflect their gender. For an intersex person, this assignment is either simply incorrect (IAXAB) or, in the case of forced "normalization", it is both incorrect and forced (FAXAB). I hope that helps. -Mod C

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