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'''Müllerian''' is an alternative to female and [[AFAB|DFAB/AFAB]] and refers to the phenotypic sex traits of a person who has ovaries and was not exposed primarily to testosterone is the womb.<ref>https://arco-pluris.tumblr.com/post/176422613517/biosex-terms</ref> This term is best described as what society views as 'common [[Woman|women]]' or 'most women' however some [[transmasculine]] or [[transine]] [[Man|men]] are |
'''Müllerian''' is an alternative to female and [[AFAB|DFAB/AFAB]] and refers to the phenotypic sex traits of a person who has ovaries and was not exposed primarily to testosterone is the womb.<ref>https://arco-pluris.tumblr.com/post/176422613517/biosex-terms</ref> This term is best described as what society views as 'common [[Woman|women]]' or 'most women' however some [[transmasculine]] or [[transine]] [[Man|men]] are müllerian as well as some [[Non-Binary|non-binary]] or [[anonbinary]] people. Müllerian does not also fit all [[cisgender]] women, as some cisgender women are [[intersex]]. |
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A term similar to this is [[Pov|POV]], however this term includes intersex and [[altersex]] individuals with vaginas. One who is müllerian is also a POV, although one who is a POV is not always müllerian. |
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The counterpart is [[wolffian]]. |
The counterpart is [[wolffian]]. |
Revision as of 10:55, 17 April 2021
Müllerian is an alternative to female and DFAB/AFAB and refers to the phenotypic sex traits of a person who has ovaries and was not exposed primarily to testosterone is the womb.[1] This term is best described as what society views as 'common women' or 'most women' however some transmasculine or transine men are müllerian as well as some non-binary or anonbinary people. Müllerian does not also fit all cisgender women, as some cisgender women are intersex.
A term similar to this is POV, however this term includes intersex and altersex individuals with vaginas. One who is müllerian is also a POV, although one who is a POV is not always müllerian.
The counterpart is wolffian.
History
The term appears to have been coined by acro-pluris on Tumblr by August 24th of 2018.