This is what happens when "Modern Medicine" fails.
A soul get broken...

Mutilation of genitalia is not modern at all; what f'd up this young lady is not "Modern Medicine" but the morality driven medical decisions of a myopic society. Paradigm shakeup anyone?

What the f*ck?
a British documentary not available in Britain.
Awesome.
Tag it with blocked please.

"A series of childhood genital operations 'corrected' her into a boy but as she grew up it became apparent a mistake had been made."

I don't get it. What mistake was made? Even before I learned that the giant boobs were fake (at the 5:30 mark), I suspected this was a gay male. This person looks, behaves and speaks like a gay male.

>> ^DuoJet:
"A series of childhood genital operations 'corrected' her into a boy but as she grew up it became apparent a mistake had been made."
I don't get it. What mistake was made? Even before I learned that the giant boobs were fake (at the 5:30 mark), I suspected this was a gay male. This person looks, behaves and speaks like a gay male.


She seems like she's someone who's quite sure about who she is. Telling her she needs to be a gay man would be like telling a woman she needs to be a gay man isn't it? It's not just about who you are attracted to but what gender you feel you are inside no?

>> ^DuoJet:
I don't get it. What mistake was made? Even before I learned that the giant boobs were fake (at the 5:30 mark), I suspected this was a gay male. This person looks, behaves and speaks like a gay male.


Her boobs were fake? I doubt it. At the very least, not they're entirely fake. Hormone treatments--or for someone with Klinefelter's syndrom (XXY sex chromosomes), the cessation of hormone treatments--would cause such growth in breasts. Though this woman could have gotten implants as well, I find that somewhat unlikely. That kind of surgery requires money, which she doesn't seem to have.

EDIT: Also, she probably has something other than Klinefelter's as well, if her genitals were ambiguous enough at birth to require surgery. Klinefelter's alone results in apparently normal male children. Which makes the "cessation of hormone treatments" explanation even more plausible.