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Thread started 01/01/05 8:56am

Heavenly

14% of women in the western world were born with something extra between their legs

(This was taken from an Israeli adult website http://adultstart.msn.co.il/default.asp )

A new research has found out that there's a 1:10 chance that your wife or girlfriend were actualle born male.

The research took 7 years in Europe and North America and included over 40,000 women. "No one was more surprised than me" said Manfred Schultz (39) who was in chanrge of this research.

"We came to the conclusion that 14% of all women in the western world have begun their lives as males". Said Schultz "It helped us understand the decrease in child birth in the recent years".

Schultz also told that after the research he was so shocked that he actually asked his wife to prove that she was born female. She replied by throwing a used tampon on him. So now Schultz advises men to be a little more subtle when trying to find the truth about their wives. lol
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Reply #1 posted 01/01/05 9:14am

cuntroversial

they CONCLUDED 14% were born male? hm. well it's either a fact or it isn't, not a conclusion. I wasn't aware there were that many sex reassignments, but perhaps there are, y'all Euros are funny like that (JUST KIDDING) anyway...that "something extra" could quite probably include all the hermaphrodites of the world who are butchered and left as girls 90% of the time, which is ENTIRELY different than being born male.
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Reply #2 posted 01/01/05 9:18am

doctormcmeekle

I'm liking this thread already and it's only just begun!

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Reply #3 posted 01/01/05 9:19am

Heavenly

cuntroversial said:

they CONCLUDED 14% were born male? hm. well it's either a fact or it isn't, not a conclusion. I wasn't aware there were that many sex reassignments, but perhaps there are, y'all Euros are funny like that (JUST KIDDING) anyway...that "something extra" could quite probably include all the hermaphrodites of the world who are butchered and left as girls 90% of the time, which is ENTIRELY different than being born male.

The something extra was a gentle way of saying penis. They are talking about sex change operations. and conclusion is just my translation from the hebrew site, so I might have used the wrong word. rolleyes
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Reply #4 posted 01/01/05 9:24am

Heavenly

doctormcmeekle said:

I'm liking this thread already and it's only just begun!

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You'd shag it, wouldn't you? biggrin
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Reply #5 posted 01/01/05 9:28am

Lodger

omg omg omg
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Reply #6 posted 01/01/05 9:29am

cuntroversial

Heavenly said:

cuntroversial said:

they CONCLUDED 14% were born male? hm. well it's either a fact or it isn't, not a conclusion. I wasn't aware there were that many sex reassignments, but perhaps there are, y'all Euros are funny like that (JUST KIDDING) anyway...that "something extra" could quite probably include all the hermaphrodites of the world who are butchered and left as girls 90% of the time, which is ENTIRELY different than being born male.

The something extra was a gentle way of saying penis. They are talking about sex change operations. and conclusion is just my translation from the hebrew site, so I might have used the wrong word. rolleyes



i'm aware of that, i'm not arguing your statement, but their "conclusion" based on the research. Remember truth is in the eye of the beholder. Hermaphrodites are born with penii too, as well as the feminine counterparts-in some cultures, and apparently in ours according to that other thread, that makes them male, and thus "repairing" the "problem" and making them outwardly female, would count as a sex reassignment.
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Reply #7 posted 01/01/05 3:54pm

tackam

I don't buy it.
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Reply #8 posted 01/01/05 3:57pm

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tackam said:

I don't buy it.



Me either without the aid of some sort of female hormone what would happen to the child at puberty? They would not develop as a female just because someone shopped their winky off at birth. This is hooey! disbelief
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Reply #9 posted 01/01/05 4:21pm

tackam

Sweeny79 said:

tackam said:

I don't buy it.



Me either without the aid of some sort of female hormone what would happen to the child at puberty? They would not develop as a female just because someone shopped their winky off at birth. This is hooey! disbelief


Well, not that part. People are born transgendered all the time, and usually they know something is "wrong" long before puberty. And right, if people who are not actually male have their (sometimes disfigured) penises removed, they will not grow up to be girls. Such surgery should never happen before kids are old enough to say what gender they really are.


What I don't buy are the percentages. It can't be that high.
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Reply #10 posted 01/01/05 4:26pm

doctormcmeekle

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Reply #11 posted 01/01/05 4:32pm

Heavenly

tackam said:

Sweeny79 said:




Me either without the aid of some sort of female hormone what would happen to the child at puberty? They would not develop as a female just because someone shopped their winky off at birth. This is hooey! disbelief


Well, not that part. People are born transgendered all the time, and usually they know something is "wrong" long before puberty. And right, if people who are not actually male have their (sometimes disfigured) penises removed, they will not grow up to be girls. Such surgery should never happen before kids are old enough to say what gender they really are.


What I don't buy are the percentages. It can't be that high.

Maybe they did the research in a very umm...confused place biggrin
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Reply #12 posted 01/01/05 4:43pm

PANDURITO

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tackam said:

I don't buy it.


Born male! neutral


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Reply #13 posted 01/01/05 5:47pm

tackam

PANDURITO said:

tackam said:

I don't buy it.


Man! neutral


What?
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Reply #14 posted 01/01/05 5:54pm

SpcMs

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We Europeans are sooo fucked up! disbelief
"It's better 2 B hated 4 what U R than 2 B loved 4 what U R not."

My IQ is 139, what's yours?
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Reply #15 posted 01/01/05 6:55pm

mrdespues

Total bullshit.
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Reply #16 posted 01/01/05 8:42pm

cuntroversial

tackam said:

Sweeny79 said:




Me either without the aid of some sort of female hormone what would happen to the child at puberty? They would not develop as a female just because someone shopped their winky off at birth. This is hooey! disbelief


Well, not that part. People are born transgendered all the time, and usually they know something is "wrong" long before puberty. And right, if people who are not actually male have their (sometimes disfigured) penises removed, they will not grow up to be girls. Such surgery should never happen before kids are old enough to say what gender they really are.


What I don't buy are the percentages. It can't be that high.


That's why I'm trying to find SOME sense in it...some possible variable that they could have misconstrued along the way. But in all reality, it's far more likely they picked a very non-representative microcosm.
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Reply #17 posted 01/01/05 8:54pm

tackam

cuntroversial said:

tackam said:



Well, not that part. People are born transgendered all the time, and usually they know something is "wrong" long before puberty. And right, if people who are not actually male have their (sometimes disfigured) penises removed, they will not grow up to be girls. Such surgery should never happen before kids are old enough to say what gender they really are.


What I don't buy are the percentages. It can't be that high.


That's why I'm trying to find SOME sense in it...some possible variable that they could have misconstrued along the way. But in all reality, it's far more likely they picked a very non-representative microcosm.


Yep. Bad selection methodology would be my guess. nod
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Reply #18 posted 01/02/05 6:31pm

matt

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tackam said:

I don't buy it.


Me neither. "Intersexed" people do exist, and I remember learning about them in college, but as I recall, the percentage was much lower than 14%.
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