The Hermaphrodite: Xiaomi

A couple who has been married for three years, Mr. Zhuang and Xiaomi, were recently informed that the wife, Xiaomi has been diagnosed as a male pseudo hermaphrodite.

Shortly after their marriage, the couple decided to become pregnant. After several failed attempts, Xiaomi confirmed that she never had a menstruation cycle and never reviewed this as a problem. After several visit with doctors, medical results revealed that Xiaomi has no uterus or ovary and that her chromosomes are 46XY - the ones that a male has.

Xiaomi's doctor have confirmed that she is a male pseudo hermaphrodite with external female genitalia and testis are present inside of her body.

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Update: Vivian Wheeler

Yep - test results have confirmed that 62 Year Old Vivian Wheeler is the biological mother of Richard Lorenc. Vivian was born as a hermaphrodite at birth, her mother asked doctors to remove her male genitals and at age five, she (or he) was sent to work in sideshows. These sideshows lead representatives from The Guinness Book of Records to recognized Vivian and her usual male contours and facial hairs. She (or he) has been noted in the Guinness Book as a female having grown the longest beard ever.

Vivian later married and had a son name Richard. Richard was taken from his mother when he was three years old and he became adopted at age seven.

Many years later, Richard sought out to find his biological mother and test results confirmd that his finding were accurate. Vivian Wheeler is the biological mother of Richard Lorenc...

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The Eunuch

Schenectady Gazette April 9, 1986



Star News April 9, 1986



The Age April 6, 1986

The Truth About Hermaphrodites

Frederick Daily Leader
January 24, 1974

The Hermaphrodite: Dora Ratjen

The Roman News Tribune
October 25, 1968

The Hermaphrodite: Lucie Blanchet

The Spokesman Review
January 10, 1954

Mysteryland of Human Sex

In 1952, a article was published in the St. Petersburg Times Newspaper detailing the existence of Hermaphrodites and their spin-off conditions. The article also estimated the number humans who were living their life as Hermaphrodites. Most of you truly believe that there's no such thing as a Human Hermaphrodite - in 1952, it seemed as if the media was trying to educate the public on Hermaphroditism. The article published in the St. Petersburg Times is posted below for your review:



St. Petersburg Times
December 6, 1952

The Hermaphrodite: Phoebe Hart

“Women with AIS [Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome, Hart's particular intersex condition] generally feel we really are women, in the conventional sense of the word,” Hart explains...My friends tell me I'm the most girly girl they know. I didn't realise I was any different from other girls until puberty basically, but now that I know, I feel that it's not such a bad thing to be somewhere in the middle - people are who they are, whether they're more or less feminine or masculine is irrelevant.” - Phoebe Hart says as she promote her new film entitled: "My Intersex Adventure" that screens on November 6 and 15 at the Brisbane International Film Festival.

As websites report, Phoebe was born with male and female sex organs. The truth about her genetic makeup wasn't revealed by her parents until she reached the age of 17. Shortly after puberty hit, her mother explained that she would not develop like other girls her age. Hart later discovered that a pair of male testes rest inside of her abdomen...

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The European Commission

"Gender and Sexuality in the Media: the problem is that there is no problem."

According to Ben Leach and Melissa Kite of the Telegraph.co.uk website, the European Commission spent £124,000 of taxpayers funds on a five day conference for 200 homosexual, bisexual, transgender and "hermaphrodite" activists (October 29th - 31st in Hague). Funny - wondering if the recent Southern Conference held in Alanta was paid by the US taxpayers.

Update: Cher Bono

"If I woke up tomorrow in a guy's body, I would just kick and scream and cry and (expletive) rob a bank, because I cannot see myself as anything but who I am — a girl. I would not take it as well as Chaz has. I couldn't imagine it. ... She's a very smart girl — boy! This is where I get into trouble. My pronouns are (expletive). I still don't remember to call her 'him.'" - Cher Bono reveals to Vanity Fair about her daughter who recently transitioned into a male and how she's coping with the drastic change.

The Hermaphrodite: Kay-Kay or Kye Allums

"The only thing I can't do is take testosterone...And I don't need that anyway. I probably naturally have more than some of the guys on the guys' team. If I get surgery, it doesn't affect my play, it doesn't enhance anything, I'm just taking something off my body, like if I lost a finger." - The Hermaphrodite Kye Allums says after revealing that he identifies as a male, even if he has the same physical attributes of a female. Kye is on schedule to play on the Women's Basketball team at George Washington University.

Caster Semenya

"We have been to various companies, motor companies, cell phone companies, restaurant chains, a whole range of companies...but we can't get sponsorship because of the negative publicity in the last couple of months. It's not good for Caster." - Caster Semenya's manager Tshepo Seema says after several failed attempts at finding sponsors to endorse the hermaphrodite athlete.