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How prevalent?
Can intersex folks have babies?
How can someone not know? How to ask about genitals? What does this mean for gender expectations? Why is the isolation an issue?
Like, way more prevalent than I had thought..
I am curious too about intersex people having children. From here: https://www.advocate.com/commentary/2019/10/26/8-misconceptions-myths-about-being-intersex-debunked it says “There are intersex people who can have periods and carry children, and intersex people who can produce sperm. There are some who can’t.” What really surprised me was how diverse this group of people are when it comes to sex characteristics. I imagine that isolation is a problem because they feel like they are the only one, due to the stigma and silence around intersex topics.
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What can I expect from a session?
Are you a therapist?
Do I need to be in a relationship to work with a sex coach?
How many sessions am I going to need?
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