[It's true that there are some folks, though the numbers are very small overall, who have some of all of the organs of both sexes and then have to sort it out further, but again, that's not, shall we say, usual.]
that's only one of the most extreme forms of intersex conditions. there's plenty of others; taken together the number is not as small. Some people have neither eggs nor sperm (due to biology, not surgery).
despite all the Mpreg stories popular in fandom, males do not conceive nor carry babies. They don't have the equipment.
What of a person born either female or intersexed (having at least a womb, not necessarily eggs which could be donated) who has HRT and SRS to be male, after which, they switch back to female hormones temporarily and become pregnant?
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that's only one of the most extreme forms of intersex conditions. there's plenty of others; taken together the number is not as small. Some people have neither eggs nor sperm (due to biology, not surgery).
despite all the Mpreg stories popular in fandom, males do not conceive nor carry babies. They don't have the equipment.
What of a person born either female or intersexed (having at least a womb, not necessarily eggs which could be donated) who has HRT and SRS to be male, after which, they switch back to female hormones temporarily and become pregnant?