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It can, and does, I used to know a bilateral chimera, you could clearly tell which side was which by hair colour, she identified as female. Btw, 'she-male' a)
by NikkiA 3y ago
It can, and does, I used to know a bilateral chimera, you could clearly tell which side was which by hair colour, she identified as female.
Btw, 'she-male' a) does not refer to hermaphrodites, b) is an offensive term, and has been considered offensive for around 30 years, so no 'modern wokism' retort required.
- HarHarVeryFunny 3y agoNo offense intended by "she-male" - it's used in the porn industry where it's presumably meant to attract a certain audience rather than be offensive. I didn't realize that these are (always? usually?) trans women.
- giopl 3y ago[flagged]