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Hi!.
This is the first time I write something in this forum and I am still a bit lost. The steps to follow to register, write a post, etc. are a bit complex for me but I hope itīll change in time.
Firstly, I want to apologise for my grammar mistakes but English is not my mother tongue.
I would like to have the chance to meet open-minded understanding people to share our points of view. It seems the right place for that.
Intersex is a relatively new issue in my life and, although Iīve been reading a lot of articles related to medical aspects, I miss a more personal perspective, a day by day experience.
Iīve noticed many of you may identify with one gender easily but, what happens to those who have a completely ambiguos anatomy and physical appereance?, because, even though they try to fit the expected roles and behaviour of the chosen gender, they are likely to be watched as really weird beings in many moments. I know someone in this situation and I am aware of the difficulties s/he has to cope with in his/her daily life. I donīt refer to this people with a "he" or "she" openly because, in spite of presenting "himself" as a man when situations require it, doesnīt truly feel one way closer than the other one. Iīd like to hear similar peopleīs opinions if possible and Iīd be really grateful with any sort of aportation anyway.
Thanks and lots of love.
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