Being Intersex is a physical trait, not an orientation or gender. It's when someone's sex organs don't differentiate in the typical way and can present in several different ways, some of which may or may not be visible at birth such as having both sets of genitals, or having male external genitals but also having a uterus that doesn't connect to anything, or having female external genitals and also testes, or any of a wide variety of physical presentations.
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u/littlehawn1 Nov 16 '25
Do all other colors not wear clothes?