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I don't know what this is, but i noticed Kimber James has this condition.
From my observations I believe it if a transwomen is also born with this infliction it will make them much more passable than a broad shouldered transwoman who will most likely never pass due to masculine bone structure.
Just my thoughts.
What does everybody else think?
Probably should've posted something about Klinefelter syndrome since many won't look it up on wikipedia.
Klinefelter syndrome - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
So Freddy... Still looking for a syndrome to explain the undersized dick & other feminine traits you can't seem to convince the boards you don't have? I'm thinking Kimber James can speak for herself. Even if she has a chromosomal difference, I've never seen evidence that she's insecure about it. ...Or anything else for that matter.
So, Freddie- is this something you read, or did you "notice" Kimber's genetic structure looking at her pics?
How do you know someone is XXY w/o knowing anything about the condition?Quote:
Originally Posted by FreddieGomez
Depending on how serious it is, a person could be a slightly retarded, balding middle aged man with B cups.
Not none of you guys though, most of you are cool.
Stay thirsty~
i myself wonder if i have it .... i wish there was a test for it
umm...karyotype analysis!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Bunzee
until i see someone's karyotype analysis, i doubt they have Klinefelter syndrome, including kimber's diagnosis. its like chrissy snow saying she is intersexed. i think it is more marketing than reality.
Considering that severity can vary, it would definitely be interesting if someone did a study on a large group of trans women to see if there is an elevated percentage of XXY compared to the standard male population.
I really doubt I have it though. I have a very feminine frame despite starting hormones at 23 and am slightly above average height, but I've got an IQ in the 150 range and a pretty big peen. Then again, I definitely wouldn't mind being tested to find out. :)
Karyotyping is used to look at all of the chromosomes in order to assess for aneuploidy (abnormal chromosomes).Abnormalities may consist of a chromosomal deletion, insertion or translocation. It usually takes a week or two for results to be produced when testing a person versus testing a fetus that takes 36-72 hours.
As in Kimber's supposed diagnosis of Klinefelter's, it's merely an insertion. Hope this helps.
I have what would be considered a Klinefelter body type, but I don't have the syndrome. My IQ is in the mid 130's-low 140's. I've tested negative. Some people are just born with feminine features. It doesn't have to be pathologized.
~BB~
Phew, that's a relief BB. So you're not as dumb as you look after all. :dancing:Quote:
Originally Posted by BellaBellucci
:joke:
It's a very complicated issue. I don't know her, so I can't speak to her specifics, but intersex conditions while not common aren't entirely uncommon either among trans people. Intersex conditions are actually comprised of 50 or so separate biological variations.
Intersex conditions involving malformed genitalia are typically diagnosed at birth. Other, less obvious intersex conditions aren't typically diagnosed unless it intersects with another medical issue. Because an intersex condition can alter how HRT is administered, it's often explored with a Transsexual when there is cause to be concerned.
Adding complication to this is the normal variation in feminization/ masculinization of human beings AND that a number of transfolks have claimed "intersex" beyond it's medical application in an effort to gain social acceptance.
Unless you are privy to someone's medical records, its tough to say who is or isn't. Ultimately it doesn't matter. Society treats anyone transitioning from one gender to another as transsexual, regardless of whether it's a proper medical diagnosis.
Thanks for shedding some light on the matter, Wendy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wendy Summers
Can't wait for Freddie's response.......
i think it's funny that IQ is being talked about in this thread. just saying...
Lower IQ scores are often seen with Klinefelter's syndrome; that's why folks are raising it.Quote:
Originally Posted by RallyCola
Ohhh my! I think a big percentage of TS admirer/chasers have Klinefelter syndrome. Ive noticed most of my clientelle have man boobs and have this kind of body frame(the one on the right) in the picture below
http://www.aafp.org/afp/2005/1201/af...01p2259-f1.jpg
This fella ring your phone off the hook?Quote:
Originally Posted by alyssaluxor
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Originally Posted by robertlouis
Haters gon' hate.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wendy Summers
~BB~
wut? Who be h8in?Quote:
Originally Posted by BellaBellucci
Whoops. I didn't mean to quote Robert. I was talking about Rally. :lol:
~BB~
I see. You're let off just this once. :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by BellaBellucci
Are you kidding? I'm a transsexual porn star. I get off all the time. :dancing:Quote:
Originally Posted by robertlouis
~BB~
That must be the 140+ IQ checking in again. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by BellaBellucci
I shouldn't have said that. Now I'll be objectified for my brain!Quote:
Originally Posted by robertlouis
:joke:
~BB~
Don't worry BB. I can objectify you in an infinite number of ways.....Quote:
Originally Posted by BellaBellucci
It's Kimber James...I don't care if she is a cannibal she is hot and I'm ok with it! =)
I'm pretty sure I don't have it, but I've always wondered if something was up with my body. I'm a lean guy but my butt is huge, I wear a book bag everyday just to hide it :/
i really wish instead of saying you had a high iq, you did something that made people "see" you had a high iq.Quote:
Originally Posted by Molly D'Vyne
you pal, have steatopygia. that's pretty much "the butt condition"Quote:
Originally Posted by Flaco
I must have that too then. But I also have small hands, long eyelashes, and other natural manifestations of the female sex. What gives?! :?Quote:
Originally Posted by bluesoul
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It states Kimber has it on her Wikipedia page.
I will have karyotype test later this spring.. I have almost all Klinefelter's symptoms, except for IQ issue.. well, at least I hope I’m not dumb as fuck :)
as everything online must be true.....Quote:
Originally Posted by FreddieGomez
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-9zKBccfLQ6...e-for-sale.png
You crack me up! :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by RallyCola
~BB~
You DO know Wiki pages can be altered by pretty much anyone,right? I even have 2 that I add to once a week for Games that I play...so people can look up items they're searching for. Believe me....there are also errors I have to clean up after people post inaccurate and intentionally misleading bullshit.Quote:
Originally Posted by FreddieGomez
as an undergrad, i took a class on channelopathy . the prof was one of the foremost experts on sk2 channels and authored the wikipedia page on them at the time. I edited the page just for fun altering key info to screw with him.
later in the term. someone plagiarized that wikipedia page and copy/pasted from wikipedia which included my purposefully incorrect info on recruitment to the membrane into a paper and of course failed the class.
error 1...writing a paper on a protein that the professor is an expert on.
error 2...using wikipedia as a primary source
Well despite of the nice frame she did turn herself into a sillicone monster.
Sad but true........Quote:
Originally Posted by KittyPride