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Originally Posted by Tenchu
Nyororin,
This sounds true. But think about it. If you're in the womb, and you got an insufficient injection of testosterone and your brain did not fully develop into a male, then the level of severity that it would have to be for a male to believe it was female would definatly show in physical deformation as well. I think so.
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It really depends upon sensitivity. There are things the brain is far more sensitive to than anywhere else in the body. It also has to do with the stage of development - if the problem occurs at one point, one thing happens... Wait a day and something else happens, etc. That`s why no one can say anything definite about my son`s development. We know there was a problem at one point, but no one knows the full scope of what that will have an effect upon. There is just way too much that no one knows.
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Also, this does not excuse females who think they're males, as if no testosterone was ever recieved, then you'd be fully female, having never encountered any aspect of the male birth process, thingy.
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This was covered in another post before this, but women produce testosterone naturally. Encountering too much of it during important stages of development can again can problems.
However, females are usually considered more hardy and resistant to things like this.