anyone know of babies born with both male and female body parts?

Answer 1

Hermaphrodytes
they have both organs.

Answer 2

All babies don't start off as females. The gender is determined at conception. The mother can only ever contribute an X chromosome; but the father can contribute either an X or a Y. If he contributes an X, the baby is female. If he contributes a Y, the baby is male, not female. It just takes a couple of months before the gender becomes apparent and the reproductive systems begin to form. But make no mistake, they're male or female right from the get-go. It's just politically correct these days to pretend that female's the default setting and that the Y chromosome is a defective X. Girl power and all that crap. This is why politics and science shouldn't be mixed! >So, biologically we are not male. We are just a "modified" version of female .......... I don't think so. I think that your "findings" sound like nonsense rather than real science. There are two genders, male and female. Not one gender and a broken-down "lesser" modified version thereof.

Answer 3

My father had a cousin who was born that way. He would have been born in the early 1900's. When the child was born, her male organs were not visibly developed, so it was assumed she was a girl. Of course, as she began to mature, evidence that she had male organs became apparent.

I guess it was really sad. She was quite the tomboy in grade school, and was teased horribly by the other kids. As soon as she could, she left her midwestern family and moved to California and assumed the identity of a man.

I guess my grandmother, (her/his) aunt, went to visit many years later. He was a bartenter, and very, very heavy. He passed away at an early age.

Can you imagine how painful and lonely that must have been for that young person? Sorry I wrote a book.

I guess the answer to your question is simply, "yes."

Answer 4

When I was in Viet Nam, I noticed that children under the age of about 10 do not wear any underwear or any pants or any clothing under their waistes.

You really didn't have to be very close to notice that several of them had a female private part above a little rather deformed male private part.

I ask my interpreter about them. He acted like it was no big deal. I asked, "How do you know if it is a little girl or a little boy. "

He laughed and simply walked up to one and asked, Are you a boy or girl? The child responded, I have not decided yet.

Strange, but I have no idea how common such a thing is.

When I got back to the states, I asked my father if he had ever heard of such a thing. He said it was called something like "amorphodite" and that it was rare in our area of the world, but that he had heard about in WW2.

I looked in a book called anomalies of Humans. But it wasn't even mentioned.

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Answer 5

Yes! Besides Jamie Lee Curtis there is also Wayne Newton of Las Vegas fame. A hair dresser i used to go to when I was in my late teens(now 61) knew Wayne personility.

Answer 6

Yes. A person born that way is called a "hermaphrodite" Lynn Edward Harris is one example. It was also thought that "calamity Jane" of western fame was ahermaphrodite.

Answer 7

Jamie Lee Curtis....Hermaphrodite

Answer 8

Yes, they are called intersexed. It's pretty complex, go to the websites below my post. But all in all, it's just a genetic quirk.

Answer 9

Yes. A previous partner of mine.

Answer 10

Yes, hermaphrodites. I know one adult who is like that and is open about it. She considers herself female though.