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This term is important, as the term "[[AMAB]]" implies that they are assigned male at birth, which isn't always the case, wolffian implies they are not intersex, and POP implies they have a penis, which is not always the case. |
This term is important, as the term "[[AMAB]]" implies that they are assigned male at birth, which isn't always the case, wolffian implies they are not intersex, and POP implies they have a penis, which is not always the case. |
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Many CTM individuals |
Many CTM individuals have XY chromosomes, however they do not have to. Instead, they may have other masculine traits such as testicles, defined muscle, a masculine body, etc. All that matters is that they can easily be classified as 'almost male.' |
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They may have [[Ambiguous Genitalia|ambiguous genitals]], be on the [[Agenital|agenital spectrum]], or have a vagina which means they may be [[AFAB|assigned female at birth]] instead. Because of this, calling them AMAB may be incorrect to properly describe their experiences. |
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The feminine counterpart is [[CTF]]. |
The feminine counterpart is [[CTF]]. |
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