How is this possible? Is it in fact possible?

[BiggyRat]

In tonights SVU, they CLAIM a GUY died of OVARIAN CANCER due to bone grafts on both legs. Is this possible? I can't see how someone without overies can get Ovarian cancer...:confused:

[Lord Smelly]

Dee? Miss Perthie? Jos? you should be able to give us an answer. If not, I nominate biggy as a live test case to test this out :dD

[BiggyRat]

Dee? Miss Perthie? Jos? you should be able to give us an answer. If not, I nominate biggy as a live test case to test this out :dDDunno m'lord, you're the only MALE cunt I know of :eek::PI:dD

[Lord Smelly]

:boonie: and proud of it. :boonie:

But your forgetting WhizzFizz as he is as much a one as I.

[BiggyRat]

:boonie: and proud of it. :boonie:

But your forgetting WhizzFizz as he is as much a one as I.
True m'Lord :boonie::boonie:

[Leroy Peterson]

Dunno m'lord, you're the only MALE c**t I know of :eek::PI:dD

hahaha call of the month!! give this dude a medal

[Heavenly]

As far as I know, transgendered female to male and hermaphrodites can only get ovarian cancer.

Apart from females. :rolling:

[Las]

yeah. there are cases where people have both male and female genitals.

one is inside and one is outside. it is usually the parents choice whether they want a boy or a girl.

and later on in life the child may be very confused with there feelings and hate their parents for the choice they made. :|

[tuesday]

Dunno m'lord, you're the only MALE c**t I know of :PI


:boonie::boonie::boonie:

Yay Biggy!!!!

[FaerieKitteh]

yeah. there are cases where people have both male and female genitals.

one is inside and one is outside. it is usually the parents choice whether they want a boy or a girl.

and later on in life the child may be very confused with there feelings and hate their parents for the choice they made. :|

I hope that's sarcasm.

Last I heard, it was all up the little Y or X chromosome...

[MeanDean]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intersexuality

[Lord Smelly]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intersexuality
one poxy wax picture :mad:

Pick up your act MD and post better links :mad:

[Las]

I hope that's sarcasm.

Last I heard, it was all up the little Y or X chromosome...

its a medical thing. its not sarcasm. i even saw it on house once. :D

[FaerieKitteh]

its a medical thing. its not sarcasm. i even saw it on house once. :D

That didn't even make sense to me.

[Las]

That didn't even make sense to me.

there are some people who are born with both male and female parts. its rare but it happens.

whats there that doesnt make sense?

[Lord Smelly]

there are some people who are born with both male and female parts. its rare but it happens.

whats there that doesnt make sense?
I believe it was the house reference monkey that didn't make sense ;)

:rolling:

[Las]

I believe it was the house reference monkey that didn't make sense ;)

:rolling:

well it doesnt make sense not to say that smelly :rolling:

[HoundsOfLove]

:boonie: and proud of it. :boonie:

But your forgetting WhizzFizz as he is as much a one as I.


Wizzy's gonna kick your butt for that :pirate:

[femme fatale]

yeah. there are cases where people have both male and female genitals.

one is inside and one is outside. it is usually the parents choice whether they want a boy or a girl.

and later on in life the child may be very confused with there feelings and hate their parents for the choice they made. :|

These people are known as Hermaphrodite (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hermaphrodite) or Intersex (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intersex) people. IMO they should not be medically interfered with until if and when they're ready to make the decision for themselves. As with any child, a parent of an intersex child should just go with their child's cues re preferences for toys, playmates and clothes, etc. In the early years it's pretty easy to buy clothing and toys that are both practical and gender neutral. I really see little necessity, other than social stigma, for imposing a sexuality on a child of indeterminate sexuality. The social stigma aspect is obviously a huge, and culturally understandable, consideration for parents who make the decision on behalf of their child, but I don't think it's a morally acceptable one.

[jessica]

These people are known as Hermaphrodite (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hermaphrodite) or Intersex (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intersex) people. The social stigma aspect is obviously a huge, and culturally understandable, consideration for parents who make the decision on behalf of their child, but I don't think it's a morally acceptable one.

I understand your point of view exactly. I see that with social pressure - people would feel, to be accepted, and for their child to be accepted socially - they would have to chose a sex for that child.

For me, I would pretend that it would be acceptable - to make it easier for the child (and obviously parent) to determine a sex, even considering it 'temporary' until the child is old enough to decide themselves....But I just can't imagine not going through with making a decision.

The answer? Education. Educating children about Hermaphrodite (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hermaphrodite) or Intersex (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intersex) people so that children grow up having a general undertanding that not everything is black and white and not all is as it appears to be.