One human body with both male and female genetics (and two verifiable sets of DNA) = a blended twin (my name for it). This happens more than you think.

A 'blended twin' happens when a pregnancy produces two or more separately fertilized eggs that are together in the womb and growing separate babies. Sometimes, over the next 9 months the original number of babies changes and by the end, one or more is gone. Doctors claim that it is because it has been 'absorbed' by the remaining fetus(es). When the remaining baby is born it actually has more than one set of DNA and may be of two opposite genders.

Think about what that would mean. You will have two competing sets of genetics growing in one body. One may be dominant, the other recessive. This could explain schizophrenia, gender dysphoria, bisexuality, and gayness.

One human body with both male and female genetics (and two verifiable sets of DNA) = a blended twin.

That is when the pregnancy produced two or more separately fertilized eggs that are together in the womb and one is 'absorbed' into the other.

Think about what that would mean. You will have two competing sets of genetics growing in one body. One may be dominant, the other recessive. This could explain schizophrenia, gender dysphoria, bisexuality, gayness, etc.