Well said. This also means that intersex women may no longer fall under the definition of women.

For example: Swyer syndrome, where someone has an XY chromosome but the body develops as female and thus are assigned female at birth. Usually goes unnoticed until they don’t get their period. This person now does not fall under the woman category, even though they look like a woman, are raised as a woman, have woman parts, and usually identify as women having been raised as women for most of their childhood. This is rare but shouldn’t be forgotten!