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I have never explained to anyone either my condition. Not because of embarrasment, but because the lack of education some people have and how they misinterpret everything. Not every one, but it is hard to tell which. You tell any one you have high testosterone levels, or that you were born with what could have been possibly an undeveloped penis for genitalia but with internal female organs and the first thing that comes to mind is, so are a you a guy? a girl? or what? I brought it up in a conversation once among friends, discreetly with out revealing myself, and they all much had some sort of negative responses. I don't even think my parents fully understand the condition. It might seem I have such negative thoughts, but that is reality.
