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   Queer Like The Slur (coolandnormal@aus.social)'s status on Monday, 08-Apr-2024 15:31:33 JST Queer Like The Slur

   My town is extremely small, it has:
   - Zero traffic lights
   - Zero restaurants
   - No doctor, dentist, or vet
   - Nowhere to buy prepared food, no food after 6pm
   - No public transport
   - Assuming normal population distribution, 20-30 intersex people

   Because, you see, intersex people are rare. Only 1.7% of the population.

   So if a group of people is very small, like my town, your family, your workplace, etc, it might only contain 10-50 intersex people.

   You may only meet them a few times a day.

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     Queer Like The Slur (coolandnormal@aus.social)'s status on Monday, 08-Apr-2024 15:31:54 JST Queer Like The Slur

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     Unless you happen to live in a Richard Hotspot*, you're vastly more likely to meet an intersex person than a person named Richard.

     *kindest regards to the model aeroplane building community