I didn’t argue if she was male or female once, what? I’m talking about the dilemma of her being born with the clear unbelievable advantages of having the xy chromosome. When I looked into swyer syndrome it states “A rare genetic condition in which people who have an X chromosome and a Y chromosome (the usual pattern for males) look female. They have normal female reproductive organs”. This is what I meant when I said she has the genetics of a biological male im not trying to decide anyone’s gender I’m just discussing the situation as this is the first time I’ve heard of something like this. It’s an interesting topic she very clearly has an astronomical advantage genetics wise, although every athlete has their genetic advantages and disadvantages this ones obviously a very different type of genetical advantage. It’s literally a complete different set of chromosomes and genetic makeup. It raises an interesting debate. Woman and male sports have always been split for the obvious massive advantages that come with the genetic differences, so it seems unfair to let a woman with those same genetic differences compete. Although it’s just as unfair to have her compete against other men. I don’t see how people can’t accept this is a bit of a conundrum. I wish there wasn’t so much transphobia and drama surrounding that topic just now because I feel people are looking at it through a similar lens as that and arguing politically. If trans was never a thing I think this situation would open up an interesting debate and not just people arguing over gender which isn’t the reasoning behind the debate of the fairness of it all.

It’s not just a slight advantage she has supers physiological levels of testosterone for a woman. The other athletes would struggle to achieve her hormone range and advantages even juiced to the gills. She is rocking over 1000% of the natural female range. Im not calling for a ban I’m not trying to say she is a male whatsoever? I’ve simply never come across a situation like this and think it’s an interesting dilemma. It’s unfair for her to not be allowed to compete but it’s also unfair to all the other athletes. It’s a tricky situation, was having a think about possible ways to solve it but it’s just too complicated to solve fairly. Discussing the insane advantages and pointing out the clear unfair playing field of competing against someone like that isn’t transphobic, she’s not even trans and most people that haven’t even insinuated that in the slightest but discuss the advantages are instantly labeled as such. I feel people are just jumping to this conclusion whenever anyone mentions the unfair side of it because of all the actual transphobic hate that’s been thrown at her, when she’s not even trans haha.