Encouraging Support for Congenital Gender Variati

Ms Semenya I never knew you.

The events surrounding the gold medal run by Ms Caster Semenya in August of this year has created a perfect storm of speculation around Intersex.

I know little about Ms Semenya save that she has, by winning a gold medal, brought the full force of sex binary enforcement and Intersexphobia down on her, apparently unsu...

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To all Canadians;

Is there anyone interested in being a part of a new organisation that deals with all issues pertaining to Klinefelter's within Canada ?

The KSA organisation exists for many years in the UK and the United States. They deal with governmental aspects including the medical systems, social aspects and conferences with guest speakers.

As th...

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Does the publishing of a book with an Intersex central character lead to greater understanding and acceptance for Intersex people in general? Is it good for our community?

Well maybe not. Geoffrey Euganides book Middlesex uses as his central character a person with 5 alpha reductase , one of the many physical differences that can lead to intersex. A popular read even if not amongst...

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OII Australia has made the following submission to the Australian Human Rights Consultation

http://oiiaustralia.com/organisation-intersex-international-australia-submission-national-human-rights-consultation/

CBX2: The Age of Chromosomes is Over!
By Sophia Siedlberg

The New Scientist (1) published an article about a seven year old girl who was "diagnosed" as having XY chromosomes, but has a uterus, ovaries etc. As usual the popular press described what the team in Zurich had found, led by Dr Anna Biason-Lauber as a girl who had violated the rules of "malenes...

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These are the people that are involved at GendersInX.

Moderators

Curtis
DianneB
Kathryn
Kimberly83
Lawrence

Administrators

Gina
Andre

In a relatively short time we will be coming up to our 3^rd anniversary of GendersInX’s existence here in this server (GIX originated Feb 9^th 2006 in another). As it started from humble beginnings, GIX has blossomed to the Forum you see now and I am certain that will continue to expand not only in knowledge but be rich in the people herein.

I would like to keep...

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Well, here we are after one whole year of talking, ranting, crying, consoling, empathising, encouraging and supporting. This site has really come on it’s own, it has made it’s mark and I may be biased but this site is quite unique from all the other sites what we’ve been with or visited.

People here actually care and want to learn. The latter is the key, to learn about other people...

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When I started GendersInX, I had come from a site that talked about Klinefelter's Syndrome to the most intimate detail. This was XXYTalk.com, I was a moderator there. I had chatted with a lot of people there not just about Klinefelter's but about everything.

In that time, I had met a person with Turner's Syndrome and I was intrigued with her attitude and how similar we actually were...

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On this day, November the 8th 2007, in honor of the International
Intersex Solidarity Day, GendersInX is presenting the official
Congenital Gender Variations Ribbon in collaboration with the OII,
Organisation Intersex International.

This ribbon is a show of support for all people with congeni...

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Can anyone say what a community is ?

In the thesaurus, a community is described as a society, a cooperative spirit and as a group of people. It’s historical roots come from communes, such as the ones that were popular in the 1960’s. It was described as a place where people gathered in a sense of co-operation and a willingness to do well by another either through physical or moral m...

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Taken from InterXsites

GendersInX started when I was neck deep into moderation of another site that dealt with Klinefelter’s and all aspects of it. In amongst the many posters, a woman who had Turner’s Syndrome came on to find out what Klinefelter’s was all about. I was amazed on how much we had in common as much as I was interested on our differences in our two syndromes. I wante...

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Taken from InterXsites

Some of us hear the above title and immediately think this is only for Intersex and “other” conditions.

Not so. Let’s break the wording down.

“Congenital” basically means of what we were born with. When I looked up congenital in the Word documents’ thesaurus, they describe it as present at birth, innate, inborn, inherited and hered...

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I am writing this post with fire in my heart and I’ll tell you why.

It has come to light that most people when faced with a subject of Intersex, automatically think that because they are consorting with those that are that they must be one too. Intersex had never been about a force of being, it is about a freedom to be whomever you feel is most comfortable, a personal choice.
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ParentsInX.org
The Online Community for Parents.
Connecting Families Living with Congenital Gender Variations
in Children or their Parents.

I am proud to announce that this site is now open to Parents. Invited are Parents of a child or children of a Congenital Gender Variation (CGV) or Parents that are a CGV themselves. This site is run by Parents.
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To date GendersInX has made much headway in it's young life. Let's recap on what has been done.

February 2007, GendersinX was born in another server. The server was very limited and the storage even more, so after 31 members and over 1600 posts later, it was time to move to another location but what was apparent, was that there was a need for people to get to know each other in thier ...

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This is taken from an article in the OII. I thought it best to include it here, since GendersInX is a support group and is ever expanding to bring those little know conditions to the forefront.

The article can be found here : http://www.intersexualite.org/support_groups.html

Terms such as "abnormal", "disorder" and "dysfunction" reinfo...

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Hi Folks;

So, how do you like the new site ?

We had changed over from the easyfreeforums because I was not happy with a lot of the features there including privacy.

This site boasts many features but most of all it has a better security than the other and it can hold more posts without slowing us down.

If any of you have a hard time reading any...

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The GendersInX site from easyfreeforum will be closed a week from the date of this site's Domain name change.

If you would like to take your topics or posts from that site, you can do so by cutting and pasting it to a word document or directly to here.

When the forum is closed, I will not be able to access it in any shape or form.

Andre

That might have worked for Kevin Costner in the movie Field of Dreams, but not on GendersInX.

Here we need people to talk about thier conditions in the view of teaching another. Not everyone knows about your particular condition but you do. You may not know it 100%, it is not expected of you to know it all.

We would like to get to know not only you but what you go throug...

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Did you know that ?

No only are you dealing with whatever medical issues you have, you are dealing with your own issues to yourself and how you relate to others.

A person not seeing all these issues would have given up a long time ago, but not folks like us. We keep on going and deal with things on a constant basis.

I find that is nothing short of coura...

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In association with XXYTalk.com, a blog has been set up for Klinefelter's awareness week starting the third week of March of any given year. It is important that we all make people aware of Klinefelter's not just for the purpose of the general public and of the Medical Profession, but mostly for those who have just dicovered that they have or suspect to have Klinefelter's Syndrome.

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An Encouraging Support for People with Congenital Gender Variations All points of view, if presented in a civil manner, are welcome.

An Encouraging Support for People with Congenital Gender Variations
All points of view, if presented in a civil manner, are welcome.