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Okay there was this post, with a trans guy, saying you don't have to be a woman to bleed. I'm going to explain how biologically, scientifically, that is true. Intersex, or medically known as hermaphrodites, are people with a penis and vagina, often testicles, ovaries, and a uterus too, although not always properly functioning. They are medically separate from men and women. Also, due to differing chromosomal structures, you can have someone who, biologically, is predominantly male, and slightly female, such as penis, testicle, and a vagina canal but no uterus and more testosterone than estrogen. Or, someone who is predominantly female, and slightly male. Vagina, uterus, ovaries, maybe a underdeveloped penis or scrotum. Remember the clitoris is a female penis. Also, you can have people who emit much higher rates of testosterone, but have a female body, a man in a woman's body. Or, people who emit way more estrogen, and have a male body, a woman in a man's body. Lastly, there are people who emit no primary hormones, but have certain parts, agender, and people who have no parts, just a urethra and colon. In a world with roughly 7 billion people with individual genetic makeups, this isn't extremely uncommon. So think before you speak. vintage mother of the bride dresses # LGBT , # LGBTQ , # LGBTQIA , # Science , # Gender , # Sex , # Bi , # Bisexual .