Yeah like testosterone means fuck all because women have testosterone... it's how they get all their estrogen lmao

a cis woman with XY chromosomes will most likely have some form of androgen insensitivity

cishet dude brain over here but this confuses me, wouldn't this person be intersex and not a "cis" woman? I'm familiar with CAIS (I learned about it in a freshman class I took about unique diseases/conditions), I like to bring it up as an example of how ignorant people be + an example for how complicated the concept of "biological" gender/sex can get. I know women with CAIS can literally go like decades being raised AFAB before ever finding out about their genetic condition (i.e. by not developing a period, or some other indicator resulting in further investigation) since they otherwise develop externally as XX individuals would

please be generous with me I'm not trying to be a debate bro gotcha lord, I'm just wondering why someone with XY chromosomes but complete androgen insensitivity wouldn't be considered "intersex woman" (and that's assuming they identify as female to begin with?) but rather a "cis woman"? Is it because they'd likely be assumed to be and raised as female from birth, so their relationship to their gender would be the same as (or at least similar to) a cis woman's compared to a trans woman's?

Not that it matters, nobody did a karyogram on her. We just don't know what her kariotype is, and even if it was XY, it would be irrelevant in regards to her athletic performance, as outlined above.

I mean yeah none of it matters since all she's guilty of is beating her opponent

I just wanted to know what is accurate in case it's brought up in conversation? Whether she's a cis woman caught up in transphobic witch hunts or intersex and caught up in transphobic witch hunts? I guess putting those words together it really doesn't matter since it's like "what's the flavor of bigotry here" but I wouldn't want to call her cis if she's not and vice versa, idk lol