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Originally Posted by trache
We are all female when we are initially formed in the uterus.
When the sex hormones kick in, for males at least, we grow skin that represents the scrotum and the sensitive part of our new organ then becomes the glans of the penis. If you are female, that piece of skin forms the clitoris.
I cannot say for sure that the skin of the "uterus" becomes the shaft of the penis (if you become male) , but it certainly is an intriguing theory.
/me is not a biologist by any stretch of the imagination.
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We're all asexual when initially formed; neither male nor female. I know the glans and clitoris are the same complimentary organ, and the labia are complimentary to the scrotum. I'm not entirely sure if one of them is the scrotum and one is the shaft, or they're both the scrotum and something else is the shaft though...
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