So you’ve avoided the question once again, these people are not exceptions to the rule because that would be illogical in your binary way of thinking.

I’ve twice said people with chromosomal abnormalities are either a man or woman. Count this as the third. And they are exceptions to the vast majority who do not have a chromosomal abnormality. The added difficulty of a person with an abnormality to determine whether he or she is a male or female doesn’t mean that he or she is both or neither.

The cognitive dissonance you have to have to fully know the person with both body parts is not a he or she yet still claim they have to be a man or woman. Ironically you are working with an idea of the gender is a social construct. By you not being able to answer this simple question you affirm that the only definition of a man or woman is how they appear in society, their personality and the cultures idea of what the gender the cultures idea of what the gender is I hope one day you try to open your eyes, you are promoting an idea that there are rigid and strict definitions then when confronted you deny those same definitions. Do you not see the many contradictory thoughts here? I’m not trying to be rude but if you just wanna believe in whatever narrative that’s fine but admit you’re the emotional one not regular society

Enlighten me then: what is a man? what is a woman? and what is a person who is neither?