> ... had mind-bogglingly idiotic parents who raised him the wrong gender ... Though uncommon, XX children can have ambiguous genitalia at birth. Today (1) we

> ... had mind-bogglingly idiotic parents who raised him the wrong gender ... Though uncommon, XX children can have ambiguous genitalia at birth. Today (1) we have some idea on what it is and we can deal with it at various stages of growth in-utero, at birth, during infant development, at adolescence or even later? Faced with a similar situation the past, parents gambled (aided with biases and superstitions). Is that sufficient to call it idiocy, I do not think so. 1. https://childrensnational.org/choose-childrens/conditions-and-treatments/diabetes-hormonal-disorders/differences-in-sex-development https://childrensnational.org/choose-childrens/conditions-an...