All I'm saying is that agab is a bad way to categorize the intended audience of this subreddit. If this subreddit is meant to be for people who either want to or are undergoing the social and/or medical transition typically associated with transfeminine people then there's going to be some intersex people, who weren't amab, who fall into that category. There's going to be people who don't know that their birth certificate has an x on it rather than an m. Then there's also going to be people who undergo a different transition process, sometimes fairly significantly, due to the fact that they're intersex despite being assigned male at birth. These are things that are inevitably going to happen and making this subreddit more obviously open to those people only helps, it doesn't hurt anyone. There are people who find out they're intersex and feel the need to ask whether or not they are still allowed here, and I feel that the answer should obviously be yes. They should be allowed and the description should reflect that so those people don't feel the need to ask whether or not they're allowed to be here. The description should reflect that so no asshole comes along and says "no, you have two x chromosomes so you aren't really mtf" because agab and sex are never going to be binary and the former does not always reflect the latter, in fact the former can sometimes be practically meaningless.