A hermaphrodite is an organism that has both male and female sex organs. A good example would be a snail. When snails mate each one’s male part fertilizes the other’s female part. As far as I know there is no such thing as a human hermaphrodite. However there is a rare case of genetic males (with X and Y chromosomes) who, due to a mutation, do not express the gene for testosterone and therefore have the external characteristics of females (If you’re interested, there is a very interesting book called “Middlesex” which describes such a case). Women who are genetically males cannot become pregnant because they do not have ovaries and a womb. There is a myth that these women are usually very tall and very beautiful. Nicole Kidman is relatively tall (about 1.78 meters I believe) and is considered beautiful. She has 2 adopted children, so there have been rumours that she is a genetic male. I have also heard rumours that she is a lesbian (supposedly her marriage to Tom Cruise was a cover for
” Hermaphrodite” was once coined to relate to any transgender condition. Now days hermaphrodite has a very specific definition that is a very rare condition. Now, Nicole Kidman may be like Jamie Lee Curtis who has AIS or Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome. Basically these women with this condition have the xy chromosones. They are 100% esthetically female, though technically would be considered male. They have shallow vaginal cavities, they do not have a menstral cycle, they have breasts and undesended testes, they do not have a utereus, and obviously can not give birth to children. Some as infants go through surgery.
Facial feminization surgery (FFS) was my first priority. Although I was often perceived as a woman before FFS (even when I tried to present as a man), I needed a more feminine face to see myself in the mirror and to interact socially as a woman. My friend recently recommended this clinic to me: https://www.facialteam.eu What do you think?