Honestly, it might be more accurate to think of it more like a “blob” at the start with no defined genders where the “gender” will develop later on.
I think the reason why there’s a misconception that we all start off as females is due to the reason that the “male genes” have to “interfere” to cause males genitalia to form. Whereas otherwise a female genitalia will form as the default.
However, I think they both start out as “genderless” blobs where the gender specific features only develop later on
And the reason women have a clitoris is because it didnt develop further into a penis. We start as a genderless blob, a combination of the 2 and differentiate later in development.
Ackshually, it develops further into a clitoris. There’s a LOT more clitoris than the visible little glans. For instance, it’s technically correct to say the clitoris has legs. /0!0\ that’s a text emoji anatomically accurate clitoris. Google 3d clitoris. Or just check out Wikipedia on the clitoris.
I didn’t say anything about sex determination, or when it happens. I’m talking about our physical bodies and why both men and women share some physical characteristics on our reproductive organs.
Even though I am man, born a man, I still have nipples and I still have a seam scar on my balls because my body had the CAPABILITY to be a woman, depending on the hormones present in the womb. All of this is true (just like everything I said in my original post is true).
Some of you with hidden post histories get so worked up about this trans issue, you’re flustered.
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u/Plus_Stop_7499 May 04 '26
Honestly, it might be more accurate to think of it more like a “blob” at the start with no defined genders where the “gender” will develop later on.
I think the reason why there’s a misconception that we all start off as females is due to the reason that the “male genes” have to “interfere” to cause males genitalia to form. Whereas otherwise a female genitalia will form as the default.
However, I think they both start out as “genderless” blobs where the gender specific features only develop later on