How can I tell if.....?
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It's called intersex, and here's links that may help.\n\nIntersex Defined:  A person who is born between (inter) sexes, having partially or fully developed pairs of female and male sex organs.  Intersexed is prefered over the word hermaphrodite.  Also, intersexism should be used in place of intersexuality to try and be consistent in this distinction. It is purely a physical and gender thing and not a sexual one beyond the physical of the sex organs.  Otherwise, this is all about “sex” organs and not “sexual” organs. \n-\nOrigin of the Term:  Hermaphroditus, the merger of the mythological Greek god, Hermes, and goddess, Aphrodite, into one body. The term intersex came into being as early as 1949, and is the preferred term today. In fact most intersexed people do not consider themselves to be both sexes, which is what the term hermaphrodite implies.\n-\nThe Issue of Sexual Assignment at Birth...\n   From the moment of birth, everybody wants to know if it is a boy or a girl.  This question can be complicated when a third option is introduced.  One out of every two thousand children in America is born intersexual (125,000 living in the United States today--enough to fill a good sized city). There is a point in fetal development when the sex of the child could go either way.  The only reason you are not the opposite sex had to do with something called testosterone.  The fetus that becomes a male is bathed with it, whereas, it is absent in the development of a female.  In one case, the sexual organ extends itself into a penis.  Conversely, a fetus becomes female when there is no release of testosterone and the sexual organ extends inwardly.  The natural development from that moment on determines which sex we are to become.\n   However, sometimes biology malfunctions and children are born with mixed sexual characteristics in what is called an intersexual birth.  For some intersexuals, whether they are boys or girls is never really clear to them.  Many argue that the standard practice of sexual assignment by surgery in infancy should be discontinued giving the intersexual the right to choose or not to choose surgery once that individual reaches adolescence.  Whatever the choice, intersexuals show us that gender is infinitely more complex than the shape of our genitals.\n--\nFive Sexes...\n   What are herms, merms and ferms? \nThese terms were used by Anne Fausto-Sterling in her 1993 article in _The Sciences_ "The Five Sexes: Why Male and Female are not enough". Herm refers to "true hermaphrodite"; a merm would be a person born intersexed whose karyotype was XY (nominally male) and a ferm is an XX intersexed person (nominally female). These delineations serve to educate people that sex is not a bipolar dichotomy, but they do not really classify intersexed people themselves in any meaningful way. \n   If abnormalities of cell division occur, a fetus with mosaicism may result. The baby may have both cells with 46 XY chromosomes and cells with 46 XX chromosomes. This is the condition referred to a hermorphoditism.  Because both male and female cells exist within the same fetus, both male and female structures develop. Typically, the penis is not completely virilized (hypospadias). One or both testes may not be palpable or they may be palpable, but undescended. Whenever you see an infant with both hypospadias and an undescended testis (cryptorchidism), the result is hermaphroditism. \n   Hydroxylase deficiency in female embryos causes androgenic stimulation and development of the genital tubercle and labio-scrotal folds just as normal production of testosterone does in male embryos. This can result in a female infant having marked enlargement of the clitoris to the degree that it takes the appearance of a penis and fusion of the labioscrotal folds into a scrotum-like structure.\n-\nUnderstanding the Complexities of Intersexuality...\n   Anne Fausto-Sterling wrote, "At birth, instead of hearing the i
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How are we supposed to know that?????
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Ask him.\nHow he answers the question is how you will know.\nAlso you can feel if someone really loves you.
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i dont think you can ever be 100% sure with these things!
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Good luck on that one. How will you know if they are actualy telling u the truth?
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How do you know that!
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there is one way to find out
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Look at them carefully, find out the diff between each number and it should be obvious.\n\nEquations?
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How is that you know?
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If you have some doubt about him, ask him very clearly and also ask him to confirm that in future, if this happen, what will be the punishment ? Best way to judge is, you will find from his body language. If you do not have doubt about him, do not attempt to check otherwise he will have doubt on you.
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Yes it is possible to find out. For mobile  if you have good contacts then we can find out. For email it depends on how good is your knowlege of computers.
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Probably a t-test. \n\nTell us what hypothesis you are testing.
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Great question! Love it! And, true, how *would* you ever know? Then again, these days you could always type it into a search engine & see if it puts out the appropriate response for you :)
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if you cant remember... how am I suppose to know?
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try to find out which one is not correct
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Tough question, can you give a..................hint?
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If you can identify WHAT ARE THEY, AND HOW DO YOU KNOW WHEN TO USE WHICH?\nthen you can answer your question yourself.